Problem when cold.........
02 July 2003, 02:05 PM
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Guys and Gals,
My UK300 has recently started 'juddering' quite badly in first and second when first pulling away in the morning. Once I've driven a few hundred yards and gone through the gearbox, all is fine. Is this a sign of clutch wear or could it be something more serious?? Any comments are most appreciated.
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Col
My UK300 has recently started 'juddering' quite badly in first and second when first pulling away in the morning. Once I've driven a few hundred yards and gone through the gearbox, all is fine. Is this a sign of clutch wear or could it be something more serious?? Any comments are most appreciated.
Cheers,
Col
02 July 2003, 02:33 PM
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Sounds like the good old clutch judder.
Not sure about the UK300's. But my 98 Wagon does it most mornings when cold, then disapears after a few mins driving.
Johnny
Not sure about the UK300's. But my 98 Wagon does it most mornings when cold, then disapears after a few mins driving.
Johnny
02 July 2003, 08:43 PM
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Two week ago my clutch judder was so bad that i was going to do a flywheel/clutch warrenty job on my car. Before i did this i decided to have alittle play with some clutch slipping 0 - 60's.
Ever since i burnt my clutch alittle, the judder has dissapeared.
Worth a try????
Ever since i burnt my clutch alittle, the judder has dissapeared.
Worth a try????
02 July 2003, 11:38 PM
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I'm convinced the 'clutch judder' - when cold, anyway - isn't anything to do with the clutch, it's simply the too-early switch over to the lambda that the ECU does. The lambda is used for information for the mixture when it isn't hot enough, hence the power comes in surges, so the clutch judders with the wavey power.
Anyway, it's an 'they all do that, sor' problem
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No hitch IMHO, just can happen. Clutch burnouts do seem to clear it temporarily, but mysteriously I haven't suffered at all from clutch judder since the ECU started running open loop... (not 'listening' to the lambda, that is).
Anyway, it's an 'they all do that, sor' problem
.No hitch IMHO, just can happen. Clutch burnouts do seem to clear it temporarily, but mysteriously I haven't suffered at all from clutch judder since the ECU started running open loop... (not 'listening' to the lambda, that is).
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