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Old 3rd July 2021, 14:52   #1
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Default Clutch Judder Damper Kit.

One clutch judder damper kit (STD 000 010 ) brand new genuine Rover fits MGZT Rover 75 MGZT-T if interested please drop me a PM

Asking price including P&P £25.00 these used to retail at £91.43 so a bargain instructions included cheers Arctic.

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Hi Arctic,

I am curious. Do all 75s and ZTs have one of these?
How does it work?
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Old 8th July 2021, 20:42   #3
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I am curious. Do all 75s and ZTs have one of these?
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Hi Kearton.
None of the 75s or ZTs have them they are a kit you can fit to alleviate clutch judder, you may be getting from the DMF or clutch, i am sure i purchased this back in 2011 when i had my diesel manual tourer which had a bit of clutch judder never got round to fitting it and 3 months later the clutch went so had a new clutch, servo and master fitted, therefore it never got used.
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Another part i had forgot about until i was tiding the shed out out yet again today, drop me a PM if you would like this item cheers Arctic.
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Hi Steve,

Are these just for the diesel engine or will they work on the petrol version? I'm asking because I get some skittish behaviour when pulling out of the junction near our house. Feels like wheelspin/judder
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Are these just for the diesel engine or will they work on the petrol version? I'm asking because I get some skittish behaviour when pulling out of the junction near our house. Feels like wheelspin/judder
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Hi Dale.
I can not say 100% but if you notice in the photos the instructions show a V6 engine so i presume it fits both the diesel & petrol engines with a clutch.
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Never seen (or even heard of them) before but it looks like something that is put in the hydraulic line to damp feedback pulses, the black webbed housing looks like a mini fluid clutch.
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