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mclaren1885 · 23rd May 2007, 13:12

Rks, how can your clutch shudder disappear with change in rims? Unless you are indicating the loss in weight. While you clearly mentioned that it could be a fuel injection problem. Somehow I dont see these two topics relating each other.

Vidyut, I am sure you have read about DFCO on the other thread? Could the jerk be because of fuel being injected after the cut-off duration and hence the judder? I remember priyank putting up some such post from a honda forum. Actually found the link. http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/440366-post97.html (How to get 15+kmpl from a baleno ? Read on !!!!)

What RPM does this judder appear at? If its while accelerating it could also be because of a dirty fuel filter or fuel pump.

23rd May 2007, 13:12	#62 (permalink)
mclaren1885 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bangalore (the city of modded cars) !! Posts: 3,796	Rks, how can your clutch shudder disappear with change in rims? Unless you are indicating the loss in weight. While you clearly mentioned that it could be a fuel injection problem. Somehow I dont see these two topics relating each other. Vidyut, I am sure you have read about DFCO on the other thread? Could the jerk be because of fuel being injected after the cut-off duration and hence the judder? I remember priyank putting up some such post from a honda forum. Actually found the link. http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/440366-post97.html (How to get 15+kmpl from a baleno ? Read on !!!!) What RPM does this judder appear at? If its while accelerating it could also be because of a dirty fuel filter or fuel pump. __________________ I am proud of you, binzy boy !!! Keep up the good work.