I have an Audi A4 avant 2.0 tdi 170. While taking a trip on Friday I got stuck in a que of traffic on a hilly section going north of York. When it became my turn to pass a broken down vehicle I couldn't get the clutch to work, the car juddered and eventually got me up the hill slipping and stinking, I then noticed the clutch pedal hadn't come all the way up and pulled it up with my foot. I drove gently for the rest of the trip (about 20 miles then parked up for 2 days) I noticed on hard acceleration it slipping so drove gently the 100 miles home. The question is is this common? as I would like to go to the dealers with some ammunition if possible.
Clutch slipping at 14k
- Thread starter stebed
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Not common unless you've had the car re-mapped to somewhere around 200 BHP.
If its a standard car then your just un-lucky and its one of those things that happens. Mine has done 21k with no issues at all.
If its a standard car then your just un-lucky and its one of those things that happens. Mine has done 21k with no issues at all.
wife could not get into gears (struggle ) @18months old approx
new clutch fitted under warranty cured it
standard status of car @ time of malfunction...
most common fault airbag sensor in drivers seat had this twice now in two different cars owned from new!
new clutch fitted under warranty cured it
standard status of car @ time of malfunction...
most common fault airbag sensor in drivers seat had this twice now in two different cars owned from new!
