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Old 08-03-2012, 12:33 PM
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shuttering with cold engine?

I have a 2007 335i with 38K. When the engine is cold, car is sitting still (in park) or just beginning to move, the vehicle has a shutting feel. It goes away after the car has moved just a small amount. If the vehicle has been driven, the sensation is not there when it starts up. There are no warning lights or error messages. Anyone have an idea of what this may be?
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