Juddering when cold

Hi,
2004, manual, 70k miles. When the car is cold and I'm moving from a stand still the car judders rather violently. It happens on clutch's biting point. I've tried doing it with handbrake on and it doesn't happen. Only when the car starts moving I hear judder/jumping and clunking from the rear. Could be the clutch (flywheel) or something in the rear. Bearing? Driveshaft bushing?
 
RenoRaines said:
Hi,
2004, manual, 70k miles. When the car is cold and I'm moving from a stand still the car judders rather violently. It happens on clutch's biting point. I've tried doing it with handbrake on and it doesn't happen. Only when the car starts moving I hear judder/jumping and clunking from the rear. Could be the clutch (flywheel) or something in the rear. Bearing? Driveshaft bushing?
sounds like a slipping clutch IMO.
Try moving off slowly using only the clutch. If it doesn’t do it I’d forget about it. No signs of slippage once up to temp?
 
Just to give a feedback on the issue.
No signs of slippage or whatsoever. I got a 'tip' to drag a clutch a bit. And the problem mysteriously went away. Supposedly there are some clutch deposits which stick to the flywheel. And dragging a clutch (one time only) would kinda 'clean' flywheel's surface.
Though the clutch is not new and has 70k on it. That would also be a factor.
 
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