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Issue After Transmission Oil Leak Repair

NeoinWales

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Hi everyone,

I am looking for some advices for my 05 reg X5. It had an transmission oil leak a few weeks ago and had been repaired by a local garage, changed oil, filter, etc. Now, the leak seems stop, but I notice the acceleration is reluctant at low speeds. I tried the ECU reset, recommended online, which does not really help.

The other issue is a clunk noise from the underneath of the vehicle when I make a sharp turn, just once it happens. It sounds metal click each other, not loud but it can be heard if paying attention.

finally, nice to meet other bimmer owners here.

cheers,

Neo

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