loss of full power
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loss of full power
a week or two the small yellow engine light came on (on the speedometer) for a couple of days. I continued driving and it went out. then the larger half yellow light flashed a few times (on the tac) and a lot of power was lost upon acceleration. Did the turbo go out? I have a 2010s cooper with 57,000 miles. Rickmey
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Did you check you engine? I had a similar problem, upon hard acceleration the car didn't really have pick up, it felt like there was no turbo, just a 4 cylinder. upon inspection the intake hose from the turbo was some how undone, so I popped it back on and boom problem fix the light even reset itself after a day or two.
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In case you weren't aware, it's considered bad forum etiquette to post a question before making an introduction. Go ahead and start an intro thread telling us a bit about yourself, and how you came to be a MINI owner. Next, get your car scanned, or buy a generic OBDII scanner, and do it yourself. If you are going to work on the car, you need tools, and a scanner is mandatory these days. Come back to us with the codes, and then we might have some insight. With so many possibilities, it's practically impossible to diagnose this without all the information.
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a week or two the small yellow engine light came on (on the speedometer) for a couple of days. I continued driving and it went out. then the larger half yellow light flashed a few times (on the tac) and a lot of power was lost upon acceleration. Did the turbo go out? I have a 2010s cooper with 57,000 miles. Rickmey
I don't know if this is your problem as I would think Mini would have the fix already in for the '10's. But...
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