ive had the gsx out past 2 days- during normal city driving, the car wont stall, but when i press it (when engine goes above 3500 rpms), the car will stall when i stop at a light or a stop sign. Sometimes im coasting to a stop (going like 5 MPH) and it will stall on me. I have no idea where to look- Normally Idle is around 900-1000. If it helps, ive got UIP, BOV, 2.5 downpipe/testpipe/catback, and open air filter. This is also at stock boost, havent raised it lately... any suggestions
#10428, "RE: stalling problem" In response to Reply # 3
did some looking, noticed theres 2 hoses coming off my intake tube after the MAF, a top one which connects to the valve cover, and a bottom one, which isnt connected to anything. Where is that supposed to be connected?
#10431, "RE: stalling problem" In response to Reply # 6 Jun-25-04 11:16 AM by Vandy420a
hmm i'm gonna go take a look at mine, actually
I"ll get back to you in a few.. YOu're not talking about the oil blow by return line thingy that connects to the valve cover but rather the other one that connects to the intake tube, right?
*edit*It connects to a cylindrical thing, I think it has to do with the emissions system. Its underneath the battery tray, you're going to want to take out the batt/tray to see exactly what you're plugging it into, probably...
sorry I don't have the real name for it..
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#10432, "RE: stalling problem" In response to Reply # 7
Originally posted by Vandy420a hmm i'm gonna go take a look at mine, actually I"ll get back to you in a few.. YOu're not talking about the oil blow by return line thingy that connects to the valve cover but rather the other one that connects to the intake tube, right? *edit*It connects to a cylindrical thing, I think it has to do with the emissions system. Its underneath the battery tray, you're going to want to take out the batt/tray to see exactly what you're plugging it into, probably... sorry I don't have the real name for it..