oletam

Just started over the weekend and seems to only happen when cold. Does this mean a clutch plate/flywheel skim.
01 uk-300

EdwardH

Had this on the MY00 I owned back in 2000, and it only developed after a year or so.

Goes when warm and I recall people who had it checked out by dealer didn't get any joy.

scoobfan

It's a comon trait on the Scoob and not really a problem.

That said, I had mine replaced with a lightened version and it's
gone all together.

Rob

SergeantScooby

i have classic ra my00 and have the same thing, judder for me is there mostly all the time cold or warm, i have posted on another site and it seems it is a common problem and people just put up with it, p1sses me off but i am getting used to it, just hope the clutch doesnt go bang at wrong time.

stewby2202

the best tip is to try not to ride the clutch too much when setting of and applying slightly more revs with a quicker release of the pedal,I find this helps with mine as its been doing it for quite a while and ruled out all the usual suspects

scoobfan

I have heard that a good full bore launch every now and again helps
de glaze the clutch faces, which can help reduce judder.

Rob

sarasquares

iTrader: (1)

its really embarrasing when it happens, its always at the same place when i am driving past the petrol station all the chavs sit there and watch me hopping and lurching down the road. it happenes every time i drive my car in the mornings. i find if i drive faster its better

andy.downes

iTrader: (1)

i think its weather related. Warmer weather, goes completely. Cold day, noticable

I have clutch judder which is a bit annoying however it is very common, and not one that can be fixed easily if i'm correct. The pleasures of owning a performance car

JohnD

iTrader: (5)

My 03 STi has started to show signs of it at 17k As said, sometimes it's there and sometimes not. Cool, damp weather is worst. It becomes more noticable as the friction plate faces become "hard" with age. Would also be handy if there was a cover that could be removed to allow a spray of brake cleaner!
JohnD

neonfury

Ditto that, it works for me, and don't worry about it exploding. I've still got a std unit and it takes the launch off the line at santa pod no problems at 4k.

stevenuk300 still

iTrader: (1)

I've heard the launch from about 4000 rpm works. Just need a nice stretch of road to launch from all the way to approx 80mph. Should help to clear it.

4stringMike

My bugeye does this aswell.

As said, it can be bloody embarassing.


Yet another "feature" of the car