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Mk2f gt judder

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Got a judder coming from the front/ nearside front when pulling away. It feels like an engine mount but I've replaced the lower one with a golf rallye unit a while ago. 

 

Tia , Michael.

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Anti roll bar bush? Could the golf one be to solid and not flexing with the worn ones?

Suspension mounting?

 

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Worn clutch?

Do you get any knocks or bangs if you come on or off the power sharply?

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I've got the maxrpm nylon arb bushes fitted which are all tight.

 

New top mounts fitted 6 months ago, all tight.

 

I was thinking it might be a clutch but this fault is intermittent, it was fine all the way home.

 

No knocks or bangs on acceleration or when letting off.

 

Thanks for the replies so far guys.

Is the rallye mount  bolt tight (and the two smaller bolts that hold the surrounding plates)?  If you can get the judder in reverse look at front engine mount rubbers.

 

A wheel bearing in a worn hub? 

Tie-rod end cone loose at the strut?

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I'll get it on the ramp at work tomorrow and let you all know my findings. Thanks for the advice so far.

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