Vibrating Audi A4

My Audi A4 B6 has recently had a vibration/ noise at tickover and other engine speeds, although at some speeds the car seems normal. It has done 106k miles and this has recently started. I have a fault code reader which shows no faults and the car is up to date with services etc.

I have been told it could be the dual mass flywheel, is this likley and whats the repair cost ect ?

Asked on 16 September 2012 by spurs

Answered by Alan Ross

It could be the DMF (dual mass flywheel) but we would suggest that you go to the HJ website and look under "good garages," find one near you and get them to check it out first, and in addition they will tell you the cost.

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