my new 2003 996 turbo x50, problems...
01-09-2003, 05:01 AM
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my new 2003 996 turbo x50, problems...
I've 4000 km on my turbo and there is a little problem.
When I press the clutch over 3500 rpm I fell a vibration on the pedal of the clutch.
The Porsche say that's normal but I don't belive it, they say that's the double mass "volano"(I don't know the English word")
Any suggestion please???
Thank you
When I press the clutch over 3500 rpm I fell a vibration on the pedal of the clutch.
The Porsche say that's normal but I don't belive it, they say that's the double mass "volano"(I don't know the English word")
Any suggestion please???
Thank you
01-09-2003, 11:22 AM
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I would take the vehicle back.
Your car is equipped from the factory with what is commonly called a dual mass flywheel. Porsche refers to it as a TMF or two-mass flywheel. It is designed to help absorb any vibrations in the driveline. Your clutch pedal should feel very smooth both in and out.
Your car is equipped from the factory with what is commonly called a dual mass flywheel. Porsche refers to it as a TMF or two-mass flywheel. It is designed to help absorb any vibrations in the driveline. Your clutch pedal should feel very smooth both in and out.
