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Old 02-14-2016, 06:45 PM
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Driving my 2003 E53 Auto, once in a while the engine revs rise a few hundred rpm before settling back down. This happens only when I'm going uphill and I've listened in closely as I at first thought it sounded like it was changing gear but I notice it is actually staying in the same gear. It's like I've just blipped the throttle but I haven't.
Everything runs OK but I'm nervous about it being the symptom of gearbox issues.
I've had the car for 12 years and it's only started happening in the last few months.
Any help appreciated.
So the engine revs higher while the vehicle is in motion going up hill but there is no speed increase? If so it sounds like s slippage of some kind. What kind of maintenance have you performed on the X5 in the 12 years that you have had it? By the way is your X a 6 cylinder or 8 cylinder model?
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