Speed tends to cut off

Asked by GuruFP3DX May 01, 2020 at 09:05 AM about the 2004 MINI Cooper Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hello and good day all...I have a mini cooper R50 chassis number
WMWRC32070TG20243. my car's problem now is when ever i try to
accelerate,my car tends to cut off by it self,and by forcing to accelerate more,it
ends up my car engine shuts down..I give it a start,it starts normally..only
problem is when i drive the car again,same problem occurs..
I already replaced/repair my DME which for a few weeks my car runs
normally..but now,the problem appears again..

Is it possible its the Cam-shaft sensor or the crank shaft sensor that i need to
replace?

4 Answers

GuruFP3DX answered 4 years ago

I already changed my 1.Fuel pump 2.Battery 3.Air-filter 4.Throttle-body 5.Spark plugs Funny thing is there's no faulty code that pops up on to the dashboard. I did try three different workshops for diagnose,sadly no faulty code can be read. And those 3 workshops couldn't find what the problem is..

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GuruFP3DX answered 4 years ago

Thank you so much for the tips..I might try and start by checking the EGR valve..But is it possible the cam-shaft sensor or the crank- shaft sensor is involved in this?

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GuruFP3DX answered 4 years ago

Well actually during driving, it does have some of those symptoms such as jerking,poor acceleration and maybe perhaps misfire. do have an email address that i can share how it looks like on video..i’ll try..

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