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2.0tdi a3 judder when setting off from standstill, possible causes?


arron1995
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when i accelerate from a standstill, and it seems to be a lot worse going uphill, when i accelerate and lift the clutch the car judders quite a lot, it doesnt seem to be affected by how much throttle i give or how fast i bring the clutch up,  is this likely the clutch or flywheel. The clutch was changed by previous owner at 93k (or so he says), car is now on 160k. thanks.

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I had the same issue with my 2.0 tdi 2009 VW Scirocco.

Only happened in cold weather generally and first start of the day.

I didn't get down to the issue, but i put it down to the remap i had and using supermarket fuel.  Could be totally wrong.

After a few miles from cold start, the car was absolutely fine, so i left it.

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1 hour ago, JMKC82 said:

I had the same issue with my 2.0 tdi 2009 VW Scirocco.

Only happened in cold weather generally and first start of the day.

I didn't get down to the issue, but i put it down to the remap i had and using supermarket fuel.  Could be totally wrong.

After a few miles from cold start, the car was absolutely fine, so i left it.

I only use shell as the one time I used supermarket fuel my car would knock its head off, doesn’t matter if hot or cold mate.

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12 hours ago, cliffcoggin said:

If it is dual mass flywheel that is the likely cuprit and will have to be renewed. The springs break or become weak.

Il leave it a little longer and if it gets to the point it’s juddering constantly that’s when il do clutch and flywheel

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