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Astra 1.6 clutch judder after being stuck in traffic - tina r - 1:st-Aug-2016
Hi this is my first post ,my problem is that when the car is stuck in traffic when pulling off in first gear I have a clutch judder .I bought the car in Nov 15 the garage told me that it had a new clutch fitted the car has covered 5000 miles from when I bought it. I would be very greatful for any advice has it is rather annoying problem.The car is an Astra 1.6 sri 5 speed gearbox ,Thankyou..
RE: Astra 1.6 clutch judder after being stuck in traffic - Rusty2009 - 2:nd-Aug-2016
Clutch judder is usually something like oil or some other crap somehow getting on the surface of the clutch itself and causing it to not grip properly or smoothly when engaging causing the juddering effect as it grips in part, then slips, then grips and so on.
It can also be caused by other parts of the clutch or flywheel being slightly out of shape usually from being just plain worn out or glazed to the point it's not getting consistent grip.
It's usually a sign your clutch/flywheel might need to be looked at/replaced at some point in the near future. If it's only minor or infrequent then it will likely not need urgent attention. In a newer car, or a make of car with a known problem in that area I would get it looked at sooner in case there is some underlying problem that is causing it.
RE: Astra 1.6 clutch judder after being stuck in traffic - tucpal - 2:nd-Aug-2016
As it has had a new clutch it should still be under guarantee from them so take it back as it is not correct
RE: Astra 1.6 clutch judder after being stuck in traffic - marcus - 6:th-Aug-2016
My Astra H 1.6 had that same problem as described by rusty. Once the car warmed up a bit, it disappeared
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