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100k mi, Engine now makes shake/wobble
Greetings, I have a 2005 3.0i that just went over 100k miles. When I start it up after a day or 2 of being off, the engine has a wobble / shake to it. It definitely does not sound as smooth as it did. What could this be, and can I do anything myself to fix this?
I'm also looking for a new Amp for the sound system, my whole radio/speakers does not work, the repair place I took it to said the amp shorted out and I needed a new one. They wanted like $600 to fix it, no way I'm paying that. What is the best bet for finding a new one? I'm assuming it cant be too difficult to find one? I also eventually want to get an OEM trailer hitch, so would like to find one of those as well. I live in Austin, TX. Thanks for any help, I appreciate it! Cheers. |
did you do any work under the hood? maybe washed the engine bay? shake can be from many reasons, like engine mounts, or MAF sensor unplugged, or misfiring cylinders... the list goes on...
factory hitch is the only way to go, instead of getting a used one, go to a dealer - should be in vicinity of $1000 installed... too many parts involved in the installation to go used route... amp... depending on the place that diagnosed it, the diagnosis might right, might be wrong... what are the symptoms? there are a lot of people here that can guide in the right direction if you want to get a replacement amp... |
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either You have bad gasoline or something with the air intake for starters................next check Your plugs ,sounds like a misfire.
I am not sure on the 6 cylinders , but the 8 cylinders have a diaframe on the back of the intake . |
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You have a 3.0, I would check the DISA valve first.
Fuel, yes possible. Factory Hitch, email this guy, tell him you are from XoutPost. Trust me, the best prices around. [email protected] Craig Hacker Fixed Operations Director Open Road BMW 732-839-4548 |
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If you have a misfire you should get a SES (Service Engine Soon) light on the dash. Get a code reader and read the code(s). Misfire could be due to spark plug, coil pack, injector, or a vacuum leak. Until you know the reason for the misfire it's just a WAG (wild Ass Guess) that we can provide.
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Check out this thread, engine shake on startup ended up being caused by water in the intake, causing misfires.
http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...ke-bronco.html |
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