Re: Clutch How DO you KNow?

[Jack Terzian <hyejack@home.com>]

I also have heard the noise when I was driving  on wet pavement and also
on ice and snow.

I don't think the standard tranny has traction control. It could be
differential noise. I have no idea, But I am interested in finding out.

Anyone know????

JACK
'98 Jetta GLX RED/ Black leather  (Baby's first oil change happening
today)  :)

chrisr wrote:
> 
> Had the same thing happen in the snow, i thought it was the traction control
> also.
> 
> Chris
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Patrick Sherman <patrick@eurospeed.org>
> To: Jetta LIST <jettaglx@igtc.com>; GTI LIST <gti-vr6@dev.tivoli.com>
> Date: Thursday, December 24, 1998 10:19 AM
> Subject: Clutch How DO you KNow?
> 
> >Fellow Owners,
> >
> > It snowed here yesterday and today for that fact. So with the traffic
> going
> >so slow, I noticed my clutch pedal is doing some funny stuff. One thing it
> >does when I release the pedal slowly and near the end of the travel up it
> >feels as if it is rubbing along something and sending a vibration though
> the
> >pedal, this only happens when in gear and the car is on. Another thing it
> >does is I just push it in BARELY with any pressure and I feel vibrations
> >also. I have never noticed this before.
> >
> > Second note: I noticed that when I accelerate though the ice and snow it
> >sounds like the right tire is busted.:) It sounds like rapid clicks VERY
> >rapid.. I don't if that is supposed to be the traction control or what..
> >
> >Patrick Sherman
> >Eurospeed Motorsports
> >http://www.eurospeed.org
> >mailto:patrick@eurospeed.org
> >97 VENTO GLX
> >

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