Annoying clutch judder HELP HELP HELP
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Annoying clutch judder HELP HELP HELP
hi, , just put a new exedy stage 1 clutch kit on my 2005 wrx by pole position in Willenhall,car juddered on 1st and second gear, took the car back and they blamed the clutch which i supplied them, so i said ok you supply me with a clutch then, they put their own exedy clutch on but still judders there. then blamed the flywheel which had hot spots on it, got that skimmed too.
but no difference at all, The car judders on 1st and second gear again, tried another flywheel form another car, still the same
without throttle, let the clutch go and the whole car shakes badly. i really can not believe it .. car has only done 40k miles
All the egine and gearbox mounts were checked and all are ok.
the guys at pole position in willenhall do not know what the problem is now !!!! they said they are puzzled !!!
called them today and they guy is saying that could be gearbox oil or the whole gearbox!!! they want to change gearbox oil now ?? how is that related though??
please guys,, any advice????
should i do couple of hard launches so the clutch might bed in??? i have heard this issue got solved by others who had same problem
Help
Thanks
Sam
but no difference at all, The car judders on 1st and second gear again, tried another flywheel form another car, still the same
without throttle, let the clutch go and the whole car shakes badly. i really can not believe it .. car has only done 40k miles
All the egine and gearbox mounts were checked and all are ok.
the guys at pole position in willenhall do not know what the problem is now !!!! they said they are puzzled !!!
called them today and they guy is saying that could be gearbox oil or the whole gearbox!!! they want to change gearbox oil now ?? how is that related though??
please guys,, any advice????
should i do couple of hard launches so the clutch might bed in??? i have heard this issue got solved by others who had same problem
Help
Thanks
Sam
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oh thanks, so here we go another owner who got rid of it with launches,.....
Ye i am going to collect the car tomorrow from them, and will do what you did... hope this will cure it mate... prayy for mee please, as i might be selling the car lool
Ye i am going to collect the car tomorrow from them, and will do what you did... hope this will cure it mate... prayy for mee please, as i might be selling the car lool
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I get judder now and then mainly when cold. I find just slipping the clutch sorts mine out. As for polepossition they know what they doing and have some very good feedback on here and other forums.
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We've stopped using Exedy pink box clutches due to judder issues.
Yes, we have found in one or two cases that a good ragging helps to settle them down, unfortunately not all of them.
It isn't the garages fault, I bet they are properly ticked off having to pull the box out that many times!
Yes, we have found in one or two cases that a good ragging helps to settle them down, unfortunately not all of them.
It isn't the garages fault, I bet they are properly ticked off having to pull the box out that many times!
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We've stopped using Exedy pink box clutches due to judder issues.
Yes, we have found in one or two cases that a good ragging helps to settle them down, unfortunately not all of them.
It isn't the garages fault, I bet they are properly ticked off having to pull the box out that many times!
Yes, we have found in one or two cases that a good ragging helps to settle them down, unfortunately not all of them.
It isn't the garages fault, I bet they are properly ticked off having to pull the box out that many times!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EXEDY-CLUT...#ht_3029wt_905
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Just had a EXEDY CLUTCH KIT fitted to my classic and skimmed flywheel @
http://www.sheffieldsubaruservice.co.uk
Car drives fine, heard alot of bad things were the flywheel hasnt been skimmed causing judder. Or a exedy copy is used
http://www.sheffieldsubaruservice.co.uk
Car drives fine, heard alot of bad things were the flywheel hasnt been skimmed causing judder. Or a exedy copy is used
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I've had two exedy clutches judder really badly - yes they were genuine - yes they were the supposed 'anti judder' clutches. I now have an AP clutch and it's as smooth as silk!
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So which clutch is good then? this is the clutch thats on my car now :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EXEDY-CLUT...#ht_3029wt_905
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EXEDY-CLUT...#ht_3029wt_905
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