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Yes, it always happens at the same point in the program and always to the negative x direction I think. If I use an older code it runs fine, not a hardware issue. I tried the last model sliced to 0.2 mm layers instead of 0.25 mm and that worked just fine, no jump but I'm not sure that that will make the promlem go away. If it does I'll update. Thanks again for commenting!

Actually at a closer look it seems like its the fourth layer that jumps to the side, here are the first lines from the first five layers, can't say that I can see the problem here, thanks. ;LAYER:0 M107 G0 F9000 X96.059 Y87.118 Z0.300 G0 X95.861 Y87.382 ;TYPE:SKIRT G1 F1200 X96.059 Y87.118 E0.00652 G1 X97.045 Y86.132 E0.03406 ;LAYER:1 M106 S255 G0 F9000 X88.850 Y114.249 Z0.550 ;TYPE:WALL-INNER G1 F1620 X92.500 Y114.249 E31.44494 G1 X92.500 Y116.650 E31.48446 ;LAYER:2 G0 F9000 X116.149 Y114.249 Z0.800 ;TYPE:WALL-INNER G1 F2100 X116.149 Y109.150 E52.88289 G1 X88.850 Y109.150 E53.33221 ;LAYER:3 G0 F9000 X92.500 Y114.249 Z1.050 ;TYPE:WALL-INNER G1 F2520 X92.500 Y116.650 E74.26295 G1 X86.850 Y116.650 E74.35594 ;LAYER:4 G0 F9000 X100.342 Y88.947 Z1.300 ;TYPE:WALL-INNER G1 F3000 X100.379 Y88.920 E95.63818 G1 X101.050 Y88.608 E95.65036

I am using the Ultimaker original+ with an SD card and I have the same issue. Started after a Cura upgrade and was never solved with the next upgrades. I still have my original firmware and older G-codes from my first Cura version run well. This is a Cura issue, I'm pretty sure of it. I use to think it was related to the default add-ins but removing them no longer solves it and it only gets worse, happens with nearly every new G-code. Anyone knows how to resolve it?