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PD115 Engine Vibration/Judder/Shudder
This is a discussion on PD115 Engine Vibration/Judder/Shudder within the Maintenance & Performance forums, part of the General Motoring Discussions category; Originally Posted by blued Are there any special volkswageny type tools required? lots of variously sized 12 point spline sockets ...
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14-04-2008, 17:04
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|  Re: PD115 Engine Vibration/Judder/Shudder Quote:
lots of variously sized 12 point spline sockets are required
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15-04-2008, 08:31
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| Re: PD115 Engine Vibration/Judder/Shudder 6 or 12 point Torx drives are required for almost anything these days, but still a useful warning for some people. (those who don't own Torx driive sets yet). |
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| Re: PD115 Engine Vibration/Judder/Shudder I've got torx and splines. Apparently a tool for getting the clutch centred is extremely useful. I thought new clutches came with these for lining up. I found a couple of write ups VWvortex Forums: DIY - MKIV VR6 Transmission Removal / Clutch Replacement Clutch change procedure G60 and DMF flywheels - TDIClub Forums Sounds like a big job - up to 12 hours if its the first time you've done it! |
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17-06-2008, 08:55
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| Re: PD115 Engine Vibration/Judder/Shudder Hello folks! I've had a local Audi mechanic offer to do this job as a homer for a very reasonable £150. I just want to be sure that its definitely the DMF so had a couple more symptoms to ask about. When pulling a trailer (about 350kg) away from stand still the judder gets MUCH worse. There is a definite loss of power across the whole rev range when accelerating. Do both these point to DMF? |
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17-06-2008, 10:42
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| Re: PD115 Engine Vibration/Judder/Shudder yes
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| Re: PD115 Engine Vibration/Judder/Shudder Thanks. I'm off to price clutch/dmf kits  |
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