Code = Misfire & sputtering
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rain = codes and no boost?
Rain does odd things to cars :impatient. Around 7:50 am this morning Mark's car (MDSbrain) sent out codes saying that it had misfired. The car was misfiring and sputtering but a full update will come later today from Mark himself.
Update: Car is on the tow truck (8:24 am)
Update: Car is on the tow truck (8:24 am)
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Crazy morning. Got the car towed and brought to Tate. The car started and ran fine when it got there and there was zero stored codes.
I had told them the car seemed to run but had no boost. I looked down and I was doing 4k rpm and my boost gauge was flat with no power. The SES and DSC light then lit. So I pulled over it and it started to chug and sounded like it was misfiring.
Car was towed from the side of the highway near Columbia to Tate.
They said they would replace the bypass valve but then theres no code stored so they say nothing to fix. Oh well, so my car got a free ride to the dealer and a car wash. Now I just have to explain this to the boss why I missed work.
I hope Soulfire gets fixed up.
I had told them the car seemed to run but had no boost. I looked down and I was doing 4k rpm and my boost gauge was flat with no power. The SES and DSC light then lit. So I pulled over it and it started to chug and sounded like it was misfiring.
Car was towed from the side of the highway near Columbia to Tate.
They said they would replace the bypass valve but then theres no code stored so they say nothing to fix. Oh well, so my car got a free ride to the dealer and a car wash. Now I just have to explain this to the boss why I missed work.
I hope Soulfire gets fixed up.
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Originally Posted by golden_child
By any chance, Was the electricity inside the car flickering as well? Maybe even threatening to go into limp mode?
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Sorry to hear about all of the problems. I am starting to think that MINIs do not like rain. My MINI is not a primary vehicle for me so she stays inside alot. Come to think of it...she has never been driven in the rain.
Again sorry to hear about all of the little issues
Again sorry to hear about all of the little issues
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Originally Posted by krolyat
Rain does odd things to cars :impatient
Mark ... did you buy the cot for use at Tate yet?
#10
Though I haven't experienced any problems with mine, this is one reason I prefer the closed style intakes such as factory, factory JCW, or Dinan. I especially don't like the intakes that require chopping out a huge bit of the back wall of the engine compartment. The ECU is right next to the intake box, any bit of water, even if its just spray or condensation could wreak havoc.
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Originally Posted by Scavenger
Though I haven't experienced any problems with mine, this is one reason I prefer the closed style intakes such as factory, factory JCW, or Dinan. I especially don't like the intakes that require chopping out a huge bit of the back wall of the engine compartment. The ECU is right next to the intake box, any bit of water, even if its just spray or condensation could wreak havoc.
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I think MDS (and most of us modded types) have already had and resolved BPV issues.
Also, his Mini didn't go limp which is a known trait of the valve issue.
Sorry to hear about your woes Mark.
Also, his Mini didn't go limp which is a known trait of the valve issue.
Sorry to hear about your woes Mark.
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