Do they all judder ?
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Do they all judder ?
MY03 STI type uk judders when i set off going in the morning.
Is this normal ?
Is this a major problem that is going to cost me a small fortune ?
Is it because it has not warmed up ?
Can anyone tell me if i am damaging my car by driving it like this.
Is this normal ?
Is this a major problem that is going to cost me a small fortune ?
Is it because it has not warmed up ?
Can anyone tell me if i am damaging my car by driving it like this.
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From: sunshine coast, queensland ! hot hot hot !
and you say its when setting off ( so clutch being used ????)
and it goes away when warmed up (just like CLUTCH JUDDER !)
hmmmmm dont know what it could be then.....maybe its clutch judder !!!
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Sounds to me like it's because the engine hasn't reached it's normal operating temp and not quite running as efficiently as it could.
Don't most cars do this when cold?
Don't most cars do this when cold?
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Are they on the exhaust down pipes, doesn't mine have 2 of them. If so which do i disconnect.
Won't this increase my CO% levels.
See i can explain in detail.!!!!!!!
#18
Sounds suspiciously like clutch judder. Known to effect all 2002 models WRX and STI. After a little prompting Subaru admitted this was a common problem and replaced the clutches under warranty to those who came asking - No recall. I had my WRX clutch replaced under warranty and my current 02 STI suffers very slightly from it before its up to temp. Too late now though as they're all out of warranty.
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I think i know the issue you mean, it is more like a hesitation on acceleration at low revs, feels like it could be a slight misfire but i think it is more like the engine isn't ready to go. Clears up when hot though but has been quite pronounced on these cold wet mornings. Not too much of an issue but if there is a fix i'd be interested to hear it.
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Was that a bit easyer for you
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Is this normal ?
Is this a major problem that is going to cost me a small fortune ?
Is it because it has not warmed up ?
Can anyone tell me if i am damaging my car by driving it like this.
So where does it say 'CLUTCH' judder??
Am I now to believe that women can't read either?
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From: Markyate.Imprezas owned:-wrx-sti5typeR-p1-uk22b-modded my00. Amongst others!
Never had it on any of the 5 Imprezas I've owned.
Thought I heard somewhere that abusing the clutch from a standing start now and again 'cleans' the glaze off of it?
Thought I heard somewhere that abusing the clutch from a standing start now and again 'cleans' the glaze off of it?
#25
I don't have any problem with mine (04), so might be worth a trip to the garage for confirmation.
I know mine is very "clunky" (technical term) while it's cold, but i always crawl for the first 7-10 miles anyway, below 2,500-3,000 gear changes. Then after that time every seems to be OK.
Do you get the problem when the car is not cold?
I know mine is very "clunky" (technical term) while it's cold, but i always crawl for the first 7-10 miles anyway, below 2,500-3,000 gear changes. Then after that time every seems to be OK.
Do you get the problem when the car is not cold?
#26
My classic used to do it if you pulled off with very low revs (clutch werent knackered though), though since new lightened flywheel/exedy clutch never had it-probably more to do with the sharper bite of the new clutch though to be fair why i dont get it now-pull off now at very low revs it`d stall.
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mine does it every now and again.
If it only does it when cold it could well be that your trying to cane the car whilst it is still going through the heat up stage and therefore it could be overfuelling like a pig eating muck giving said "judder" or there again it could be lambada or clutch or......
Must admit, suprised no one has mentioned maf
If it only does it when cold it could well be that your trying to cane the car whilst it is still going through the heat up stage and therefore it could be overfuelling like a pig eating muck giving said "judder" or there again it could be lambada or clutch or......
Must admit, suprised no one has mentioned maf
#29
It's just having the ***** to do it !!
Or do the sensible thing like I did, get a balanced/lightened fly wheel.
Rob