When the car is in gear and I go to shift I get mild vibration in the clutch pedal when pushing it in. Otherwise no problems, clutch grabs fine, no chattering or anything.

Something I should worry about? Car has 39,000 miles on it, almost all highway.

 

i can feel a very light tap-tap-tap on mine, but works fine.

yshi - who's got 98km on 234 so he's not gonna worry

 

yup I feel it too at 20,000 mi. Resting your foot on the clutch without depressing it....you get a vibration through it.

 

No, this is not while resting my foot on the pedle.

I am talking when I go to shift and am in a gear already, I feel a vibrating that I don't feel any other time. Never noticed it before.

Just worried the clutch may be going.

 

So no other opinions. If my clutch fails I am going to **** on all your cars when the Expo comes around.

 

almost like a pulsation when you press the pedal down, kind of like how the brake pedal feels when the rotars are slightly warped?

 

might wanna check master and slave cylinders....Since the peral is in direct contact with the MCC, I would check their first...possibly a wearing boot, or maybe air bubles in the fluid....bleeding might help ...just a guess

 

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Sorry to bump the old thread, but I'm having this problem with my newer clutch...wondering if any of you all have come to any conclusions on this?

 

how about a sticky clutch when all the way when the clutch is depressed? sometimes it feels like it is stuck to the floor. (bled the clutch, etc)

sign of MCC dying?