Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
#11
RE: Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
yeah but i need to do something from making it move to a side. you see that plastic part thats sorta in between the clutch and brake pedal on the floor? sometimes the block hits that and it pushes the block to the side thus makeing the block usless. so i need to either put a metal plate on one side or drill thru the pedal
#14
RE: Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
i asked the same question when i got my audi. my honda clutch was on the floor, and as it wore, the pedal rose. i could adjust it to make it lower again, but eventually it would lose its grab. everyone said the audi clutch is always at the top, so dont be too concerned unless it starts to lose its hold.
#15
RE: Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
I had the same feeling in my 2000 a4 b5. It is not in the shop (2 days ago it started having problems engaging), and I am being told that I will have to spend $2000 on a new clutch kit and the 9-10 hours it requires. Does this sound reasonable?
#16
RE: Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
The clutch in my 03 3.0 grabs pretty high, I would say it starts to grab at about half way, not quite at the very top, but it is much higer than other cars I have drive, made it hard to learn on at first. But now I am fully used to it, I have been told this is normal for Audis, but maybe it is not? I doubt it is a sign of wear, my Audi has 71,000 80% highway miles on it and was driven by my uncle who has had standards all his life and claims he has never worn out a cluch before.
#17
RE: Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
This is happening to me also. Its a southbend clutch and it engages at the very top of the extension, way far from the floor board. It doesnt engage very smoothly it just kinda.. little bit.. BAM. And letting out the clutch in a hard take off outa of first gear to second, it kinda shakes.
When i'm at a stoplight or stopsign, though.. starting off from a stop just driving calmly, it doesnt seem to be slipping?
I'm getting it checked out soon
When i'm at a stoplight or stopsign, though.. starting off from a stop just driving calmly, it doesnt seem to be slipping?
I'm getting it checked out soon
#18
RE: Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
How can I tell if my clutch is worn out? It engages at about halfway, a lot different from normal clutches. I think I need a new snub mount, or maybe a tranny mount, it seems kinda clunky if i'm not really easy on it between gears. My car has 157k, but I don't know how to tell if I need a new clutch.
#19
RE: Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
ORIGINAL: nabujam
I had the same feeling in my 2000 a4 b5. It is not in the shop (2 days ago it started having problems engaging), and I am being told that I will have to spend $2000 on a new clutch kit and the 9-10 hours it requires. Does this sound reasonable?
I had the same feeling in my 2000 a4 b5. It is not in the shop (2 days ago it started having problems engaging), and I am being told that I will have to spend $2000 on a new clutch kit and the 9-10 hours it requires. Does this sound reasonable?
#20
RE: Question about the 'feel' of the audi clutch
ORIGINAL: David_K
the throwout bearing has to be replaced when the clutch is replaced other wise it wont fit right. heres how i fixed the problem your having. i got a 2x4 and cut it to about 4" long and taped it behind the clutch pedal right above where the clutch pedal makes a bend. i used electrical tape to secure it. and it will make your shifts faster.
the throwout bearing has to be replaced when the clutch is replaced other wise it wont fit right. heres how i fixed the problem your having. i got a 2x4 and cut it to about 4" long and taped it behind the clutch pedal right above where the clutch pedal makes a bend. i used electrical tape to secure it. and it will make your shifts faster.