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Just wondering if this has happened to anyone else or if anyone knows what may have caused this. I was approaching a green arrow which turned amber, I decided to stop..it was a controled but qick stop..the car stalled just as it stopped...it started again ..and didnt do anything unusual after. Just seemed a bit weird.Any thoughts?

Cheers

Scott.

It is an auto by the way.....

Edited by bluesky4me

Falcon used to do this. Something to do with the vacuum from the engine which powers the brakes being overwhelmed by the sudden change in pressure and stalling the engine. Maybe. Thats what i was told, anyway.

mine has done that like 3 times in the past couple of months.. under sudden braking...not stalled to a point where it dies off...but rather the idling was slightly unstable.

I'm using the stock bov with only a larger exhaust for mods...will get my safc installed to see if that solves it...else i might get a hks eids to stablise the idle.

it affects manual cars as well.

there is a massive thread on this in forced induction.

you can tune around it with aftermarket ECU's but why have your car run pig rich for a few seconds for NO performance gain??

factory BOV works fine so why not use it and spend your money on things that improve the car.

hi there mate i had the same problem i have a 97 stagea it has a upmount to4 turbo with a external wastegate.

i use to have a blow off vavule that use to vent in to the atmosphere what u need to do is to get a blow off vavule that vents back into ur turbo then ur car wont stall if that doest not work then there is something else wrong with ur motor.

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