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    Slight rough running when cold?

    My T5 runs ever so slightly rough when cold, its fine on idle but when you drive along the throttle can just be abit jerky, it doesn't last long and you can't tell as a passenger but it bugs me..

    Any ideas would be great, it has an MBC fitted if that makes a difference.

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    Have you read the codes? I'm thinking it could be an Engine Temperature Sensor or similar.

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    when was the last time it had a cap and rotor?

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    No i haven't read the codes, seems a good starting point, i did think it mite be temp sensor? About 1500 miles ago Gav.

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    If it's only happening on cold then it's a good chance it's a sensor.


 

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