judder

Started by chris@yoco, May 11, 2006, 12:37:06 AM

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chris@yoco

hi guys

for some reason now i am getting alot of judder when pulling away and going backwards like in to parking space feels like clutch judder but could it be rear diff


any clues ?
anyone else has got this problem :Typing

Kash_

just a wild guess but could be your bushes or diff mounts are worn out?

Mr J.T

sounds like your in need of a diff brace matey

Adriansturgess

^^^^^ Surely shouldn\'t need a diff brace for just reversing into a parking space!!!!!!
FD or not FD? that is the question.

Mr J.T

true but the judder when pulling off would be the diff

chris@yoco

thnaks guys  so not clutch or flywheels then?

Mr J.T

have you got a standard clutch??
ive got a hks double plate jobby and that just judders 24/7 lol

AshRX

same here, mine is the same. Hate those bloddy triple plate clutches. Pulling away makes the whole car shake

Paul-Tll

Not the rear pads grabbing a bit going backwards?
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chris@yoco

yer just standard clutch at the moment

can anyone point to right direction for this rear diff brace

how much are they?

Adriansturgess

#10
Apparently Dragon Performance does them for about £100....easy to fit

You should only need a diff brace if you\'re getting problems under hard acceleration though I would have thought.
FD or not FD? that is the question.

dwarfslapper

It still might be the clutch mine juddered badly before it started slipping,since the new clutch everything is just fine.
pics of my rather worn out one  :Giggle
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John Yorke

Dependant on miles and abuse, sounds like the demise of another clutch rip :Laugh

chris@yoco

damm thought got away with fitting new clutch well time to bite the bullet

thnaks guys