clutch judder with ap 6 paddel plate
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clutch judder with ap 6 paddel plate
seem to have a lot of judder when changing down or rideing the clutch when hot is this normal with the paddel plate
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is it a ap 6 paddle or a alcon, IIRC AP dont do a 6 paddle, only a 4, if it is the 4, then these can tend to be a bit juddery, you have to almost re learn how to use the clutch, ie on or off.
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was the flywheel skimmed when it was fitted - if its not been fitted long on an unskimmed flywheel, it might need a good couple of 3rd gear starts and a long cool down to let it bed itself to the flywheel .
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Originally Posted by TIFF-C20WTH
My Alcon 6 paddle is juddery too Alan, dont worry mate that is just the way they are
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if you think about it youve fitted a better clutch to improve the grip between the flywheel and the pressure plate , so what , now you want it to slip on the flywheel and pressure plate ?? c'mon !!!
sorry, but they do judder a little , like i said , its a very grippy cerametalic compound that grips like fook !! , fooks flywheels and pressure plates by slipping it anyway !!
sorry, but they do judder a little , like i said , its a very grippy cerametalic compound that grips like fook !! , fooks flywheels and pressure plates by slipping it anyway !!
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