Don't brake you mean, right?TS, problem. Off throttle- engine low rpm, then stall.
try press clutch, gear neutral. Don release. See idle rpm maintain ?
But normal when coming to stop, need to brake. But I remember when braking the idling is affected but minimal. Even switching on headlights draws current and idling drops slightly.....ya, off throttle, press clutch. Don brake yet. On empty road lah.
Anyway, TS no response yet. Hopefully he found the culprit.
any luck finding what went wrong?Looks like electronic problem to me.most probably a sensor somewhere. The reading is off when its exposed to heat. Difficult to check unless the mech knows from experience to monitor input from which sensor while the engine is running using a diagnose tool.
Happen to me before on my Waja.
good tip, I've had cars that were affected by a loose MAF socket.Bro cable tie your maf sensor connector , I had this problem , the connector was not tight, after I cable tie , everything was ok and check your turbo piping hoses ,it will become hard and leak air
it is in reverse, engine running rich that is commonly will stall and die off not lean, engine can idle at airfuel that is as high as 16.0 afr, some even more, and when temperature higher, fuel easier to burn which will cause less trouble if running rich.. check you aif flow sensor see got faulty or not as well in that caseI occationally have this problem as well, when the engine temperature is around 40-50 degree Celcius.
Engine die off suddenly, aircond is switched on, clutch engaged, trying to downshift and brake.
I suspect it's the ECU being tuned too lean at these temperature range, so not enough fuel being injected to keep the idling stable.
No such issue when engine reaches operating temperature (80-85 degree Celcius) though. :hmmmm:
Another indication I forgot to write was, the idling was pretty rough and unstable at this temperature range also (40-50 degree C). I will normally switch off the aircond so that the idling won't get worsen.it is in reverse, engine running rich that is commonly will stall and die off not lean, engine can idle at airfuel that is as high as 16.0 afr, some even more, and when temperature higher, fuel easier to burn which will cause less trouble if running rich.. check you aif flow sensor see got faulty or not as well in that case
You off air con then idling better? Like that is your IACV not compensating for air con load?Another indication I forgot to write was, the idling was pretty rough and unstable at this temperature range also (40-50 degree C). I will normally switch off the aircond so that the idling won't get worsen.
I thought if the AFR is rich, the idling will be more stable? In that sense, it means the AFR is not rich enough that's why idling fluctuates? :hmmmm:
But only at certain temperature (between 40 and 50 degree C)? When the temperature reaches operating temperature, everything is normal. I think it can be easily tuned at one of the parameters in Haltech software. :hmmmm:You off air con then idling better? Like that is your IACV not compensating for air con load?
Oh! For me, my VR harder to start and idle when warmed up, but once started, one or two blip on the throttle then idling will be stable......lolBut only at certain temperature (between 40 and 50 degree C)? When the temperature reaches operating temperature, everything is normal. I think it can be easily tuned at one of the parameters in Haltech software. :hmmmm:
What bov are you using? A vent-out or the original setup?Hi sifus out there, pls enlightenme whats the problem with my engine lately, im using 4g63t evo 3 and im having bad engine stalling problem now, ive no problem when smooth crusing and boosting but the problem came when i off pedal and clutch release to neutral and brake engine seemed to stall and if lucky is rpm dropped to the lowest point and slowly climb back. When ive done at my side now is i took out IAC and replaced another and try and also my bov...both of these dont seem to have problem ..i also dunno whats wrong now..