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I just purchased a 2004 mini cooper base model with 33000 miles on it. I believe it is the CVT because of the paddles on the steering wheel. It seems to hesitate slightly in first gear. Is this a sign the transmission is due for fluid and filter change. Thanks.

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Hesitation is not a sign of fluid wearing. Unless by hesitation you mean slip, are the RPMs rising but the vehicle is stationary?

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