What Causes Clutch Vibration?
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The causes of clutch vibration are: deformation of the clutch disc; damage to the clutch release cylinder; resonance caused by incomplete clutch pedal engagement. To address this, engage first gear, lightly press the accelerator, and slowly release the clutch. The shaking phenomenon when starting the car is mainly due to uneven contact surfaces between the pressure plate, driven disc friction surface, and flywheel contact surface, causing vibration when operating the clutch. Possible reasons include uneven pressure distribution in the clutch assembly, loose or broken springs, incorrect pressure positioning, leading to clutch instability. Alternatively, excessive tension in the clutch pressure springs may cause shuddering. Severe wear on the clutch spline hub or bending of the transmission input shaft can also induce clutch vibration.