What Are the Main Causes of Clutch Shudder?
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Clutch shudder is mainly caused by: 1. Broken friction disc lining; 2. Excessive elasticity of the clutch compression spring, leading to clutch vibration. The clutch is a device that transmits the engine's power to the axle in an on-off manner, installed between the engine and the transmission, directly connected to the engine in the vehicle's powertrain assembly. The functions of the clutch are: 1. Ensuring smooth vehicle starting; 2. Achieving smooth gear shifting. The maintenance methods for clutch usage include: 1. Cleaning thoroughly before installation to remove anti-rust grease and debris; 2. Adding lubricating oil between friction discs when operating a wet electromagnetic clutch; 3. Ensuring axial fixation during coaxial installation to prevent axial movement between the driving and driven parts; 4. Maintaining coaxiality within 0.1mm between the driving and driven parts' shafts during separate shaft installation.