Clutch Judder
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- Minor Fan
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Clutch Judder
Hi , My moggy 1000 has started to judder when taking away , nothing drastic but it is slowly getting worse , is this a new clutch then or any remedy fix ??? ,, thanks
Re: Clutch Judder
Can be - engine/box mounts, oil on the plate (any dripping?)/restraint cable too tight/sticky pedal action/axle loose in the U bolts and/or perches rotted away.. Start with the easy ones I suggest!
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- Minor Fan
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Re: Clutch Judder
there's no oil dripping , pedal feels as it always has , what will I be looking for in the engine mounts assuming there no just collapsed , which there not ??
Re: Clutch Judder
Well -too soft/ oil soaked - or broken away from the steel back. Is the tie-bar (beside the heater tap) ok ? You could try a burn-in. Top gear - handbrake on - rev up hard and lift foot straight off the clutch.
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- Minor Fan
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Re: Clutch Judder
Thanks will check all tomorrow
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- Minor Fan
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Re: Clutch Judder
I gave it the burn up in 4th gear Roy. Certainly made a difference . Does this point to rear crank oil seal. There's no evidence of a leak
Re: Clutch Judder
Well no - if there's no oil dripping I guess it's ok. Hopefully it was just needing a 'good workout' ......