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Mini, Porsche & Volkswagen Repair
It is normal to expect mechanical issues as your Mini ages, and you may experience engine stumbling from time to time. For inexperienced drivers, this can be a scary experience if you don’t know the cause and how it’s affecting your Mini model.
Engine stumbling usually arrives unexpectedly, and you do not get any clear indication or warning ahead of time that your engine is about to stumble. When it occurs, the engine temporarily loses power. As a result, your vehicle will pause and then accelerate but may be sluggish when you need power most. This can be very frightening and dangerous for drivers attempting to merge into oncoming traffic or change lanes.
To adequately address this issue and avoid accidents that can be easily averted, you must first understand the reasons for engine stumbling when you try to accelerate. Let’s take a closer look!
The issue of acceleration stumbling can happen for a variety of reasons, and any of the following are serious problems that should be addressed as soon as possible. These are not the only possible causes, but they are among the most common:
Also of note is that it is always preferable to leave the diagnosis of this problem to a professional Mini specialist rather than making an attempt to repair an issue on your own. Any attempt without clear knowledge and diagnosis of the problem could complicate the original issue and cost you more in the long run.
Since 1979, European Service Center has been offering car care services, repairs, and maintenance to car owners and drivers in Alpharetta, Chamblee, Cumming, Norcross, Dunwoody, Buckhead, Roswell, and Atlanta, GA. Our mechanics provide dealership-level quality at an affordable price to return your car to its top performance.
We perform many services to keep your car running smoothly:
Contact us today to make an appointment for our auto services! We are eager to help you get the best out of your Mini for years to come.
* Mini Cooper Car image credit goes to: typhoonski.