i have a slight vibration on my mark 4 golf 1.8 turbo and it feels a loose

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Asked by bexley303 Nov 08, 2013 at 10:15 AM about the 2000 Volkswagen Golf GTI

Question type: General

hi i have a slight vibratiion on my mark 4 golf turbo 1.8 gti it has only started recently and
it doesn,t seem to get any worse under power i have been told it could be the clutch or
flywheel but havent felt any slipping  there are no strange noises and the whole car feels a
little loose but that could be the weather the ecu has no errors could you help please

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thanks i did have it checked when i first noticed it and the machanic said he had tightened the cv bood if it,s come loose and lost some grease then be re tightened could that be thing

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the axles are about $75 ea for the rebuilt ones...have boots, grease and clampin' seal all together for that price...bit of labor to do the job...and some know how in seating the C-clip~ but really there's nothing a person can do to help them other than replace the whole axle w/cv joints and boots already installed on that~

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