My 2001 Auto-box Freelander TD4, has recently started intermittently 'juddering' when I pull away from rest. It seems more prevalent in the colder weather.
It goes away after a few seconds, but I am worried something bigger is asking for attention before a bigger failure.
It feels like a front-to-rear lateral judder, sort of feels like my old Cortina did when it lost a plug and was running on 3 cylinders, not smooth, 'lumpy', if you know what I mean. After a few seconds, it sort of smooths out again.
Anyone suggest what the issue may be? I have a synergy-2 box connected, also connected to the factory MAF, and the car has a recent EGR bypass, but otherwise standard. I run Millers ECO-max additive every tank too. Apart from this 'new' judder, the car runs very well, smooth and much more powerful.
Any ideas? t.i.a. 'sox.
It goes away after a few seconds, but I am worried something bigger is asking for attention before a bigger failure.
It feels like a front-to-rear lateral judder, sort of feels like my old Cortina did when it lost a plug and was running on 3 cylinders, not smooth, 'lumpy', if you know what I mean. After a few seconds, it sort of smooths out again.
Anyone suggest what the issue may be? I have a synergy-2 box connected, also connected to the factory MAF, and the car has a recent EGR bypass, but otherwise standard. I run Millers ECO-max additive every tank too. Apart from this 'new' judder, the car runs very well, smooth and much more powerful.
Any ideas? t.i.a. 'sox.
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