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2019 C7 GS A8 with 14k miles has developed an engine miss. It's very pronounced at 40-50 MPH and does not matter whether it's in V4 or V8 configuration. Also, very noticeable when slowing down for a stop light. Car has no mods, strictly stock. It's bad enough to shake the car but no idiot lights. Thinking bad plug wire or coil pack. Any thoughts?
Interesting, I have a 2019 C7 manual and i have had a rough running engine since day 1. Very light shudder under around 1200 and seems to go away above that. I have replaced the plug wires and wonder is a bad plug or injector might be the cause. I don't like it but have come to live with it..
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I would get code reader and see if there is a code being thrown. My 2017 runs rough when I first crank it up in the morning then it clear up. I don't like that my 2005 never skip a beat. I hope its not the clasped vale thing night mare. I am not getting a code so my finger is crossed.
Seems a little more research has found an answer. According to the dealer it sounds like the shutter issue with the A8 tranmission. I set up an appointment for Friday and will let all know if that fixes the issue.
2019 C7 GS A8 with 14k miles has developed an engine miss. It's very pronounced at 40-50 MPH and does not matter whether it's in V4 or V8 configuration. Also, very noticeable when slowing down for a stop light. Car has no mods, strictly stock. It's bad enough to shake the car but no idiot lights. Thinking bad plug wire or coil pack. Any thoughts?
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