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How cold is it? A cold engine requires a very rich mixture initially, but it is also limited to keep emissions low. The ECU will adjust the fuel/air ratio significantly as the engine warms up. It also is working to warm up the catalytic convertor to minimize emissions as soon as possible. All this adds up to a few minutes of potentially rough running at various temperatures below normal operating temperature. If it does not occur at normal operating temperature, I wouldn't worry about it.
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Hmmmm... Have you ever had the car's software refreshed? I recall some issues like this being corrected with an upgrade, but that was some time ago. In any case, it appears you need to visit the dealer. My engine is smooth as silk at most times and is a bit rough only on the warm-up cycle.
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Originally Posted by Bimmer32' post='225750' date='Jan 17 2006, 09:25 PM
Now, on my old 5.0 Mustang, it did what you describe. Then again, it was an American car with 60K+ miles on it.
My 545 doesn't shake, but I had a '99 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited V8 that did. Must be an American thing...
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OK I got my car back just now and I chceked. The car doesnt shake, only a little movment like a slight jolt when I rev it a little harder at the beginning which feels normal to me. I'm pretty sure thats just the torque of the V8 jolting when reved.
Sooooo in that case it does sound like your engine mount might be bad... not holding the engine still when reved and not absorbing the engine jolts.
Sooooo in that case it does sound like your engine mount might be bad... not holding the engine still when reved and not absorbing the engine jolts.
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As mentioned above: Sounds like classic broken motor mount. Get it in to Service.
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