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Old 04-08-10, 08:11 AM   #11
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This might be a worn engine or gearbox mount also, but it could just be the clutch is contaminated.
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Old 04-08-10, 10:40 AM   #12
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My 90bhp A4 started doing this (NOT a dual mass flywheel), changed clutch at great expense and 3 weeks later it started juddering again. Reckon its the flywheel itself has a 'shine' on it and clutch cannot get a proper grip. Is worse first thing in morning. Much better after a lot of use. Just going to live with it as know the clutch itself is OK.
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Old 04-08-10, 10:34 PM   #13
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hmmm looks like one of those questions.... chicken and the egg , is there a god, clutch judder......
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Old 06-08-10, 07:28 PM   #14
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Thanks for all the reply's
the last few days hasn't been to bad only got judder once that was yesterday i drove 15 miles to post office no judder i stopped about 3-4 mins tried to pull away in first and got really bad judder whole car shaking i will investigate mountings also check brakes not sticking.
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