Matthew12106 Posted Friday at 10:14 AM Posted Friday at 10:14 AM Hello everyone, Really hoping someone can help me out here. The clutch on my Audi A4 B9 1.4 TFSI (engine code CVNA) has unfortunately failed, and I'm trying to find a replacement that isn't the manufacture part for financial reasons. I've called LUK and apparently the only kit that fits this car is the LUK 623 3824 09. I've looked everywhere on the internet and motor part traders and I cannot find it in stock anywhere. Does anyone know how to source a clutch kit for this car? Thanks so much if anyone can help
Magnet Posted Friday at 02:01 PM Posted Friday at 02:01 PM Welcome Mathew, LUK should be able to advise you which stockists - if any - have it in stock, and if out of stock in U.K. and Continent, when it is likely to be back in stock. Does this kit include the dual mass flywheel? In terms of motorfactors, who have you tried? Kind regards, Gareth.
Sid2020 Posted Friday at 07:14 PM Posted Friday at 07:14 PM Your best to pop into a local motor factors. They don’t usually have websites that are much help as deal with trade customers over the phone mainly. I got my LUK clutch kit from Dingbro but I’m based in Scotland and mine is a diesel B9. Clutch kit for mine consisted of pressure plate, clutch plate and slave cyclinder. My dual mass fly wheel was fine and that’s after 120k. Dual mass fly wheels on these cars are off a new design so they rattle when rotated or shaken as is perfectly normal.
Matthew12106 Posted 13 hours ago Author Posted 13 hours ago On 4/18/2025 at 3:01 PM, Magnet said: Welcome Mathew, LUK should be able to advise you which stockists - if any - have it in stock, and if out of stock in U.K. and Continent, when it is likely to be back in stock. Does this kit include the dual mass flywheel? In terms of motorfactors, who have you tried? Kind regards, Gareth. On 4/18/2025 at 8:14 PM, Sid2020 said: Your best to pop into a local motor factors. They don’t usually have websites that are much help as deal with trade customers over the phone mainly. I got my LUK clutch kit from Dingbro but I’m based in Scotland and mine is a diesel B9. Clutch kit for mine consisted of pressure plate, clutch plate and slave cyclinder. My dual mass fly wheel was fine and that’s after 120k. Dual mass fly wheels on these cars are off a new design so they rattle when rotated or shaken as is perfectly normal. Hi both, Thank you for your help. There's no issue sourcing the DMF, or the slave it's purely just the clutch pressure plate & disc. I've tried calling every motor factor I know, CSF, euro car parts, auto doc, motor parts direct. I've been told for some reason sourcing this for the 1.4 tfsi is particularly difficult. No luck with anyone. I've had several conversations with LUK who have been somewhat helpful but essentially that it is out of stock and they're not sure when they will have stock again. Motor factors I've also called have told me similar. I'm surprised for an essentially 10 year old car it is proving so difficult to source an aftermarket clutch. It appears my only option is manufacture only as the car is in the garage now and I've been wasting money on taxis everyday. If anyone has any other ideas please let me know but thanks regardless. Matthew
Sid2020 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago Usually when the part is out of stock everywhere like that it’s because it’s still under license to the car manufacture. So LUK can’t not supply it to third parties or even sell it themselves. LUK supply Audi so if Audi have stock then this will be the issue you will be having which is strange since the cars been on the market since 2017. Slave cyclinders are the same in all b9’s are far as I’ve came across and been available thru motor factors for a couple years
Sid2020 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago When I replaced a B9 tdi clutch 2 years ago all parts were dealer only but 3 months ago I got a clutch kit for the same engine from a motor factors but they did say it had only just became available
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