I think my clutch/flywheel maybe on the way out? Judders on take off and make's a noise when I press the clutch pedal in. I've been looking online at clutch kit prices and there is 2 to choose from. LUK & Sachs, which one is the standard fit. I think its the Sachs one? Also how do I find out what engine code my car is? It is a 2008/58 2.0tdi 143 s-line. Thank you for any help.
2.0 Tdi clutch dilemma?
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Audi Dynamik
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How many miles have you done ? I cant really see it being the clutch going to be honest, my wife's A5 Cabriolet had a clutch judder whilst accelerating so i took it back to Audi under warranty and they did a Software Update which solved the problem.
hollows wife
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engine code is in service book or stamped on sticker in spare wheel well in boot, i get slight judder in 1st when pulling away , probably swap clutch when i do cambelt and oil pump mod.
I'd say this sounds exactly like clutch and flywheel. These are exactly same symptoms I had before having mine changed. Mileage as said is a big factor, what's yours on?
It's the flywheel. My mechanic mate had a look before and confirmed it. The cars only on 36k miles so im a bit ****** off. Im going to change the clutch and flywheel while the box is dropped out of it. Just been pricing them up and im getting £500 figures for the sachs ones. My mate is getting me a trade price tomorrow. Apparently dual mass flywheels aren't the most reliable,but 36k miles is really poor!
hollows wife
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feel your pain here , going in for cam belt doing at brothers garage in just over a week , while there im changing the dodgy oil pump drive that still fails on the common rail engine and I have clutch judder in first so a new dual mass and clutch at same time ,plus have to pay him his wages for using the garage all day ,maybe 2 days all in . A cheap cambelt swap will have cost me around 1k all in . but I suppose peace of mind an all that .
