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Hi folks quick question got a 1.9 tdi Octy with 31,000 miles fssh 2005 elegance.Driving it back from a weekend away today.Tried to overtake was doing about 42 mph was in 4th gear tried to change up to 5th gear went for the gear change give it some acceleration and got a bad judder and had to change back down to 4th gear.other than this the car drives like a dream not noticed any judder on take off from the lights.

Any Ideas or thoughts please.

Why are you changing up to 5th from 4th to overtake at 42mph? Overtaking generally means pretty much 100% throttle which at the 1400RPM you'd have been doing at the time isn't really going to work. You needed to be in third.

Edited by wega3k

Hi folks quick question got a 1.9 tdi Octy with 31,000 miles fssh 2005 elegance.Driving it back from a weekend away today.Tried to overtake was doing about 42 mph was in 4th gear tried to change up to 5th gear went for the gear change give it some acceleration and got a bad judder and had to change back down to 4th gear.other than this the car drives like a dream not noticed any judder on take off from the lights.

Any Ideas or thoughts please.

unusual driving technique :eek:

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Sorry come to think of it was`nt trying to overtake was just getting through the gears to get up to speed,this has never happened before ,Sorry I have got about 700,000 miles under my belt .

  • 5 weeks later...

Duel Mass fly on the way out?

Yes, most likely cause I reckon.

IMHO if you're in top at 42mph then you're not helping the DMF, I'd suggest looking at changing up somewhere above 1500-1600rpm whichever feels comfortable.

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