I've had my 320i convertible for over a year now and ever since there has been a sort of judder at low speed.
It happens in any gear but is particularly annoying when trying to maintain constant low speed, 50 mph in 5th gear.
I can accelerate or lift my foot of the throttle but the car just judder if I want to maintain the speed.
Any input will be much appreciated.
Cheers.
sort of judder at low speed...
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paultv
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Prop shaft? could be incorrectly fitted, pop it out of gear at 50 mph, same?
Paul
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Thank you for your reply.
I will check this this evening on the way from work.
Cheers.
Peter.
I will check this this evening on the way from work.
Cheers.
Peter.
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still not fixed.
it is not the prop shaft.
the car has also a problem with revs at idle. I was told that this might be linked.
Changed an ICV today and is better when the car is cold.
I was also told that the MAF might be responsible for the rough idle.
how do I check it the MAF is not working correctly?
cheers
it is not the prop shaft.
the car has also a problem with revs at idle. I was told that this might be linked.
Changed an ICV today and is better when the car is cold.
I was also told that the MAF might be responsible for the rough idle.
how do I check it the MAF is not working correctly?
cheers