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Old 04-21-2009, 03:52 PM
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Hesitation in second gear sound familiar?

My MINI looses power at the beginning of second gear until the car warms up a bit. It's not a shifting-too-soon thing, nor does it sound like a "surging" thing.
It's more like I have power, lose it for a second, then get it back. Sound familiar? Is this a fuel injector thing or a plugs thing (I'm due to change them) or what?
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I say change the spark plugs.
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Old 04-23-2009, 07:32 AM
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Changing the plugs would be a good first step, not to expensive, and easy.

When I changed mine, I noticed power to be more even, and smoother. Originals had 100k miles on them. But I did not have the issue you are talking about.

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Another cheap, easy thing to try would be to run some injector cleaner in it the next time you fill it with gas.

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