Yes it's normal for a 3 cylinder engine.

 

Yup, it certainly comes as a surprise to those that have never owned/driven a 3 pot engine before.

We're on our 3rd
First, was a Fiat 500 TwinAir, that had a proper 'thrum'
2nd, my current Vauxhall Viva, very quiet after a warm up, you can barely tell it's running.

And now, our Duster Journey, love this car!

 

If you strain yourself you can almost hear half a V6 👀😉

 

I once owned a 999cc 3 pot 2 stroke Wartburg Knight. That sounded like a 6. (!)

 

...i found the Jogger's occasional bad rattle on startup more worrying than the usual running noise...

...I had visions of the clutch/flywheel failing - again - so I traded it in against a nearly new Duster before the warranty expired...

...my previous 2nd-gen Duster wad a triple, so I was used to the sound & feel of that engine...

 

Sounds like the clutch and DM flywheel on its way out. Its happened to so many other people. As well as my Jogger at 1400 miles. I could be wrong but have it checked out.

 

No it doesn't!!

 

I do have some vibrations when lightly engaging the clutch pedal.😂
These I have noticed since I got the car at 10km, and those vibrations are somehow fading away now, but still present.
A friend of mine told me that all Dacia cars in the company he is working for do have similar vibrations, but all of them have now more than 150 000km on the clock, without fails.

 

Yes, clutch and DM flywheel problem should sound different.
Maybe more like this here:
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P.S.
Is it normal when touching the cluch pedal with foot, while driving, to feel slight vibrations?
I better quit with reading about cluch issues.