clutch shuddering more than usual
clutch shuddering more than usual
Hey guys,
i live in the bay area of california and it doesnt get too cold here. maybe it was in the high 40's to low 50's today and my clutch was shuddering a lot more than it was yesterday. its the stock clutch and i have about 23.5k miles on it. any ideas what the problem is?
i live in the bay area of california and it doesnt get too cold here. maybe it was in the high 40's to low 50's today and my clutch was shuddering a lot more than it was yesterday. its the stock clutch and i have about 23.5k miles on it. any ideas what the problem is?
Hi,
I have 14k on my stock clutch without any issue. Have you tried testing if your clutch is slipping? To do so, floor the accelerator when you are doing 60-70mph on the freeway.
FYI, we change many Evo clutches here and currently have the ACT street disc in stock if you need.
Thanks,
Tom
I have 14k on my stock clutch without any issue. Have you tried testing if your clutch is slipping? To do so, floor the accelerator when you are doing 60-70mph on the freeway.
FYI, we change many Evo clutches here and currently have the ACT street disc in stock if you need.
Thanks,
Tom
the cold does make it worse. Your clutch is probably fine from a "holding the power" standpoint, but their could be some high (or low) spots on the clutch facing/pressure plate/flywheel or a combo of the three that is causing the shudder. As it heats up, the coefficient of friction changes, and things calm down right?
An engine dampener, or the Forge motor mount will help the situation. There are several threads on these two subjects. Mine has been fairly bad, especially in reverse on cold starts, and an engine dampener took out 90% of the shudder. I just received the lower motor mount today, but haven't had a chance yet to install it.
Or you could replace your clutch and have the flywheel resurfaced, but that would cost a bit more.
An engine dampener, or the Forge motor mount will help the situation. There are several threads on these two subjects. Mine has been fairly bad, especially in reverse on cold starts, and an engine dampener took out 90% of the shudder. I just received the lower motor mount today, but haven't had a chance yet to install it.
Or you could replace your clutch and have the flywheel resurfaced, but that would cost a bit more.
Originally Posted by dubbleugly01
the cold does make it worse. Your clutch is probably fine from a "holding the power" standpoint, but their could be some high (or low) spots on the clutch facing/pressure plate/flywheel or a combo of the three that is causing the shudder. As it heats up, the coefficient of friction changes, and things calm down right?
An engine dampener, or the Forge motor mount will help the situation. There are several threads on these two subjects. Mine has been fairly bad, especially in reverse on cold starts, and an engine dampener took out 90% of the shudder. I just received the lower motor mount today, but haven't had a chance yet to install it.
Or you could replace your clutch and have the flywheel resurfaced, but that would cost a bit more.
An engine dampener, or the Forge motor mount will help the situation. There are several threads on these two subjects. Mine has been fairly bad, especially in reverse on cold starts, and an engine dampener took out 90% of the shudder. I just received the lower motor mount today, but haven't had a chance yet to install it.
Or you could replace your clutch and have the flywheel resurfaced, but that would cost a bit more.
ill try out that engine damper and the motor mount combo because thats a lot cheaper than a clutch!
and to tom at gruppe s, you will be seeing my bussiness soon enough but i really dont have the cash for a new clutch after buying new blizzacks last week. in the coming months for sure though.
Originally Posted by Gruppe-S
Hi,
I have 14k on my stock clutch without any issue. Have you tried testing if your clutch is slipping? To do so, floor the accelerator when you are doing 60-70mph on the freeway.
FYI, we change many Evo clutches here and currently have the ACT street disc in stock if you need.
Thanks,
Tom
I have 14k on my stock clutch without any issue. Have you tried testing if your clutch is slipping? To do so, floor the accelerator when you are doing 60-70mph on the freeway.
FYI, we change many Evo clutches here and currently have the ACT street disc in stock if you need.
Thanks,
Tom
Originally Posted by dubbleugly01
the cold does make it worse. Your clutch is probably fine from a "holding the power" standpoint, but their could be some high (or low) spots on the clutch facing/pressure plate/flywheel or a combo of the three that is causing the shudder. As it heats up, the coefficient of friction changes, and things calm down right?
An engine dampener, or the Forge motor mount will help the situation. There are several threads on these two subjects. Mine has been fairly bad, especially in reverse on cold starts, and an engine dampener took out 90% of the shudder. I just received the lower motor mount today, but haven't had a chance yet to install it.
Or you could replace your clutch and have the flywheel resurfaced, but that would cost a bit more.
An engine dampener, or the Forge motor mount will help the situation. There are several threads on these two subjects. Mine has been fairly bad, especially in reverse on cold starts, and an engine dampener took out 90% of the shudder. I just received the lower motor mount today, but haven't had a chance yet to install it.
Or you could replace your clutch and have the flywheel resurfaced, but that would cost a bit more.
I'm stock with only 6000 miles, do you think i can get mitsubishi to replace the lumpy junk under warentee?
Last edited by KOEvo; Dec 20, 2005 at 02:10 PM.
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