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Anonymous Posted on Jun 16, 2014

What is wrong with my bmw x5 auto it jeks when accelerating from a slow speed

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Jonah Oneal

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  • Posted on Jul 22, 2009

SOURCE: bmw 3.0 x5 hesitation problems

sound like throttle position sensor.have it check out.also check air duct connected to mass air flow sensor and throttle body.if air duct is loose or off.it will cause severe hesitation.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 26, 2010

SOURCE: BMW X5 4.4i Transmission lags or slips

filter and fluid. If that doesn't do it $4000 should do it.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 05, 2013

SOURCE: engine failure system on my 2001 bmw x5 came up on my dashboard since then my x5 won't turn on

Disconnect battery for hour and try again,can be key fault also.

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sound like throttle position sensor.have it check out.also check air duct connected to mass air flow sensor and throttle body.if air duct is loose or off.it will cause severe hesitation.
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