Hi guys,
Today I noticed an occasional stutter while the engine was idling.
The engine doesn’t always stutter at idle—it only happens from time to time. The RPM on the instrument cluster doesn’t change when it happens.
Could this actually be an engine stutter, or could it be caused by a failing dual-mass flywheel (DMF)?
I’ve also experienced a very brief stutter at 130 km/h while using adaptive cruise control. It only lasted for a split second, and there are no warning lights or fault messages.
Has anyone experienced something similar or have any ideas what could be causing it?
Car:
Video:
Today I noticed an occasional stutter while the engine was idling.
The engine doesn’t always stutter at idle—it only happens from time to time. The RPM on the instrument cluster doesn’t change when it happens.
Could this actually be an engine stutter, or could it be caused by a failing dual-mass flywheel (DMF)?
I’ve also experienced a very brief stutter at 130 km/h while using adaptive cruise control. It only lasted for a split second, and there are no warning lights or fault messages.
Has anyone experienced something similar or have any ideas what could be causing it?
Car:
- 2019 Seat Leon 2.0 TDI DFGA 150 HP
- 190,000 km
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