320i convertible automatic...hesitancy under acceleration
Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2011 1:38 pm
My BMW is the 320, and it does sound rather tappetty.
124k miles
Just had new heat shields, cambelt and filters and oil etc....
when i rev the engine...it sort of coughs, and misses, then picks up the power....
it can do this for ages, making it impossible to drive because it kangaroos....
the hesitancy/cough is always at the lower end of the throttle range, just as the revs begin to rise...
once revving, it seems to 'clear it's throat'...
i am going to take a video and put it on you tube to explain it better
124k miles
Just had new heat shields, cambelt and filters and oil etc....
when i rev the engine...it sort of coughs, and misses, then picks up the power....
it can do this for ages, making it impossible to drive because it kangaroos....
the hesitancy/cough is always at the lower end of the throttle range, just as the revs begin to rise...
once revving, it seems to 'clear it's throat'...
i am going to take a video and put it on you tube to explain it better