clutch judder

[petespug]

hi guys I have a 1996 Audi a4 1.9 tdi recently I have started experiencing clutch judder when pulling away in first gear even if I try and slip the clutch when pulling off I still get it the clutch was replaced by pervious owner not long ago dose anyone have any ideas ?

 

[Phantom_A4]

Is it only in first?

I'd get it checked out asap, as it might not be engaging properly, which may lead to the clutch burning out a lot quicker than normal

 

[Broken Byzan]

Warped friction plate, or maybe a few bolts loose on the bell housing, or on the mounts. Unfortunatly there isnt much you will be able to check without getting oily

 

[petespug]

no it's also happens in reverse any ideas ?

 

[dsmclark40v]

My 2.8 Quattro does the same. Mine judders because its had a long life and there is nothing in the service book about a clutch being done and it went into 140k yesterday. Its on my list of things to get done. suppose i should get it done before it goes, I think if i remember the clutch cost about £600 from audi before fitment

 

[audi ben]

just got mine done! it judders ever so slightly (its me being picky) best thing to do is go to a parts place get the clutch and then book it in with the part it saved me about 200 quid

 

[petespug]

its not the clutch that was done not long ago it gets worse as the car warms up

 

[J4CK-DE]

dual mass flywheel

 

[petespug]

it does'nt do it when its a cold day any ideas ?

 

[Simon Mcloughlin]

My A4 has suddenly started vibrating badly when trying to pull off - it was fine yesterday - gone today. The clutch feels different with a more vague bite point. However if I pull on the handbrake, it will drag - so it is not likely to be the friction disk. I need to cawl under the car to have a look at the hydraulic pipework yet - the brake master cylinder is still full though.

My car has done 150k miles and chipped to approx 145BHP.

Any ideas?

Simon