'05 and the Yo-Yo
05 and the yo-yo
Has anyone with an 05 MCS experienced the yo-yo or have they got it cured. I'm going to Charlotte on Sat to the new dealer and may place my order then but unsure of which to buy the MC or S.
IF I get an S, i'll wait till the Jan. build starts so I can get the lsd.
IF I get an S, i'll wait till the Jan. build starts so I can get the lsd.
For what it's worth, I have an "05 MCS, put about 1,000 miles on it in 2 months, not ONE single problem.
Runs like a top, no squeaks, rattles, nada. Excellent in every respect.
Now I've jinxed myself, it will probably explode next time I drive it . . .
Runs like a top, no squeaks, rattles, nada. Excellent in every respect.
Now I've jinxed myself, it will probably explode next time I drive it . . .
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I have an 05 MCS and I've never felt it yo-yo once since I've owned it. I also have been driving around in an 03 MCS lately and it yo-yo's like crazy. It's the weirdest thing as I've never felt any other car do it before. I awlways wondered what folks were talking about when they mentioned the yo-yo problem, but after driving the 03 I now know. If I purchased a MINI and it did that I'd be pretty upset about it (the 03 is not mine so I'm not too worried about the problem). MINI/BMW really does need to fix that problem. I'm not sure what software/firmware version the 03 I'm driving is using, so maybe it can be corrected (or at least made better) with an update.
Originally Posted by basset
Has anyone with an 05 MCS experienced the yo-yo or have they got it cured. I'm going to Charlotte on Sat to the new dealer and may place my order then but unsure of which to buy the MC or S.
IF I get an S, i'll wait till the Jan. build starts so I can get the lsd.
IF I get an S, i'll wait till the Jan. build starts so I can get the lsd.
Originally Posted by potxoli
true, except a search for "yo yo" tells me no matches due to the short words. Is there a trick to get it to work?
Check the "Beneath the Bonnet" forum. There's a sticky at the top of the forum called "The Yo-Yo Chronicles." There's also a currently active thread called something like "Ryephix #2" that has info about a modification to the supercharger bypass valve that seems to help the problem.
The Yo-Yo Chronicles
To summarize: the Yo-Yo is an oscillation during steady-throttle-position part-throttle acceleration.
and, only after you've read that:
The Ryephix2 upgrade Thread
btw - this is suprizing [and disappointing] to hear the '05's have the yo-yo.
To summarize: the Yo-Yo is an oscillation during steady-throttle-position part-throttle acceleration.
and, only after you've read that:
The Ryephix2 upgrade Thread
btw - this is suprizing [and disappointing] to hear the '05's have the yo-yo.
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