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Hey guys, my GTR which is pretty much stock (including ECU) will start fine when its dead cold and it runs perfect for like 10 mins.

once it gets up to normal temp it just stall itself and wont start again untill its been left overnight and gone cold again.

the only thing that has been done to its is last month i had my surge tank and 044 installed ready for new injectors and ECU and tune up..but it was running fine with that installed for weeks.

im not really sure at all whats causing it, but my guesses so far have been perhaps AFM, Coil Packs, water temp sensor, igniter module getting too hot, maybe is it possible fuel lines are getting too hot and creating vapour lock in the rail.?

at the moment the car is left sitting in the car wash down the road from my house until i can arrange to get it moved or fixed.

and help would be much appriciated.!

thankyou :nyaanyaa:

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The ignitor modules are becoming notorious for failing with age and heat. When the engine stops, try chilling the ignitor somehow, see if the engine will re-start (maybe even try with bonnet up).

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