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Hi, I have a 2008 A5 3.0 TDi and experience clutch judder at low revs or when maneuvering. It is not a problem if I increase the revs but feel that it may be a fault. My wife had a A4, a 320 BMW and a Freelander [all diesels] and the clutch control appeared so much smoother. Is this a known problem?
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Hi, I have a 2008 A5 3.0 TDi and experience clutch judder at low revs or when maneuvering. It is not a problem if I increase the revs but feel that it may be a fault. My wife had a A4, a 320 BMW and a Freelander [all diesels] and the clutch control appeared so much smoother. Is this a known problem?
Hello welcome to Audi forum ,

Most probable cause of judder might be due to faulty clutch , take it to your Audi service , if your car is under warranty you can get it replaced for free . Also ,if you take your car to the dealer to investigate clutch judder, ask them to check the flywheel, because a faulty flywheel can also cause these symptoms . Hope you get it fixed soon

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