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Title: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: terry paget on 26 October 2019, 14:05:53
2008 Vectra 1.8 petrol manual
On pullimg away I experience some clutch judder, something I have not suffered for years. In the past the usual cause was engine mountng loose or soft. Might it be anything else?
Title: Re: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: Keith ABS on 26 October 2019, 15:55:00
 Crank oil seal letting by?
Title: Re: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: terry paget on 26 October 2019, 21:34:19
Crank oil seal letting by?
Thanks. Yes, could well be, but sounds like a gearbox off job, so I will live with it. Clutch does not slip. I will check the engine mountings, though, one might be torn, or even loose.
Title: Re: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: TheBoy on 27 October 2019, 09:43:56
Any noises?

Not sure if the 1.8 has a DMF or not.
Title: Re: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: terry paget on 27 October 2019, 16:23:25
Any noises?

Not sure if the 1.8 has a DMF or not.
No noises.
Title: Re: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: Doctor Gollum on 27 October 2019, 17:03:16
When was the last brake fluid change?

Hydraulic clutch on those...

Also, no DMF ;)
Title: Re: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: TheBoy on 27 October 2019, 17:39:49
Also, no DMF ;)
Phew :)
Title: Re: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: terry paget on 29 October 2019, 21:20:30
When was the last brake fluid change?

Hydraulic clutch on those...

Also, no DMF ;)
No idea. I haven't changed it yet. Could that cause a clutch judder?
Title: Re: Vectra clutch judder on take off
Post by: Doctor Gollum on 29 October 2019, 21:41:49
Old or low fluid won't help the hydraulics any. The release bearing will wear prematurely if the slave doesn't release fully...