Jetta juddering

[Scottcon]

Hi all I'm new on here an looking for some advice. I have just bought a 2l diesel 57 plate jetta form a garage.

The advice I'm after is that the car had started to judder when stationary the idle is fine and stays the same. Has anyone else ha this?

[Sam]

Welcome to VWAF

A judder is usually a sign that the dual mass flywheel is on its way out.

When (if ever) was the clutch last changed?

How many miles has it done?

[Scottcon]

Hi thanks.

Its done nearly 78000 I don't think it has been done. I thought it maybe that would you take it back to the garage you bought it from? They gave me 30 warranty.

[Eshrules]

Hi thanks.

Its done nearly 78000 I don't think it has been done. I thought it maybe that would you take it back to the garage you bought it from? They gave me 30 warranty.

Warranty is 3 months statutory but if you've only just bought the vehicle the garage could argue you accepted the fault as it's not considered a sudden massive failure, but fair wear and tear on a vehicle of that age/mileage.

This highlights the importance of a thorough inspection and test drive.

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[Sam]

As Eshrules says, if you bought it from a trader, it has a 3 month warranty regardless of what the seller has told you.

if you've only just bought it, take it back, explain the judder and your concerns and see what they say.

[Scottcon]

I called the dealer I got it from and they told me to go to the garage that they take all there cars to. So I went and it book in for Saturday for them to have a look at it. He said its either the flywheel or the injectors which sometime have a fault with the solenoid.

[Guest 2]

have you checked if the injectors need recalled?

contact vw customer service on 0800 333 666

[Eshrules]

I called the dealer I got it from and they told me to go to the garage that they take all there cars to. So I went and it book in for Saturday for them to have a look at it. He said its either the flywheel or the injectors which sometime have a fault with the solenoid.

I would leave it there until they've fixed the fault.

You don't want to risk any further damage to the vehicle assuming they're going to fix it FOC

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