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Gti clutch judder

Last post Wed, Sep 10 2008 3:08 PM by Fireblade69. 8 replies.
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  • Sat, Mar 31 2007 11:34 AM Gti clutch judder

    staffs150
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    Getting a juddering sensation when in first gear when pulling away with some load on the engine,ie mainly on any incline. it's there up until the car's away and moving. it feels like a throbbing coming up the pedals and steering until the clutch is fully out.
    Gti 05 plate, 15k.

    Any one else had this??
    05' year gti
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  • Thu, Apr 5 2007 2:27 PM Re: Gti clutch judder

    russell golf gti
    Golf V GTI 2.0 200PS
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    staffs150:
    Getting a juddering sensation when in first gear when pulling away with some load on the engine,ie mainly on any incline. it's there up until the car's away and moving. it feels like a throbbing coming up the pedals and steering until the clutch is fully out.
    Gti 05 plate, 15k.

    Any one else had this??

     

    i get it occasionally. it's not bothering me though, the car is still under warranty.

     

    i'd not let it bother you, unless it's shaking the car. if you feel the need to take it to the dealer and have a fix, please let me know the outcome.

     

    cheers.

    russell.

    Golf now for sale!
  • Fri, Aug 3 2007 2:03 AM Re: Gti clutch judder

    MK5GTI-PA
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    I get the same, sounds a bit rough. Dealer has checked the car and reckons its fine......, but he would.
    MKV 2.0T Gti FSi , Red, Heated Elec Leather, Armrest, Monza IIs, REVO Phase 1 - SOLD !!
    S3 (8P) - Sprint Blue, Loads of trinkets....
  • Fri, Mar 28 2008 3:30 PM Re: Gti clutch judder

    blue182
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     sorry to dig this up but mine is a bit like this too (perhaps not to the extent spoke about here tho)



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  • Tue, Apr 8 2008 7:11 AM Re: Gti clutch judder

    MK5GTI-PA
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    Not sure if its related but I had this problem and my clutch ended up slipping after it was REVOd.

    After stripping down the Dual Mass flywheel was found to be completely shagged, and the clutch had sustained damage as a result. Luckily VW did the lot under warranty, and the dealer was excellent I have to say.

    So it may be that the juddering is linked to a poorly DMF ?? maybe coincidence? who knows.

    Remember the clutch is NOT covered under warranty after 6 months old unless its considered as `mechanical failure` and not `wear and tear`., a very grey area and dependant on how supportive your dealer is.

    Good luck.

    Paul

    MKV 2.0T Gti FSi , Red, Heated Elec Leather, Armrest, Monza IIs, REVO Phase 1 - SOLD !!
    S3 (8P) - Sprint Blue, Loads of trinkets....
  • Mon, May 26 2008 9:33 PM Re: Gti clutch judder

    mrx
    Golf V GTI 2.0 200PS
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    Hi all,

    I'm new to this forum and just came across this thread.  I'm in Australia, and mine has had a slight vibration exactly as described above from about 500km of age.  I pointed it out to the dealer straight away and they replaced the flywheel under warranty.  It lasted for about 200km and then the noise/vibration came back.  It doesn't seem to affect performance and only really happens at low revs on a hill start, so I let it slide for a while.

    I just recently started going to another dealer and pointed out the problem to them.  They said it's common with the dual mass flywheels and nothing to worry about - that they replaced a few flywheels in the early days but it never lasts very long so they wont do it any more unless there is actually a problem with clutch performance.

     

  • Tue, May 27 2008 1:25 AM Re: Gti clutch judder

    Zippy V
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     There is also a thread on this problem on www.honestjohn.co.uk. The judders is a recognised problem from the dual mass flywheel caused by heat from slipping the clutch

  • Wed, Sep 10 2008 2:06 PM Re: Gti clutch judder

    Bora Bora Bora!
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    What Zippy V said. The dmf flywheel is rubbish and a lot of them self destruct. Don't let the dealers con you on this by claiming your friction plate is worn out. If it's juddering it's most likely on its way out.

     

    http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=137014

     

  • Wed, Sep 10 2008 3:08 PM Re: Gti clutch judder

    Fireblade69
    Golf IV GTI 1.8T 20v AGU 150PS
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    Hi,

    I had this problem after caning the gti round the Nordschliefe and after the girlfriend put the car into the Armco I had to take it to a garage, the guy there, (Marc - TTE Engineering, Herr Toppen Geezeren), said that the clutch had overheated and warped.  As it was a fairly new clutch, he said it would wear even after a few months but it was common on tuned Golfs.  He is a Golf and E30 Bimmer specialist so I was wondering if you've been thrashing it?  

    If not, why not Big Smile

     

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