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Jay_R33

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in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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hi all,

im new here first post so just a quick intro my name is Jay and im from southern suburb of victoria

anyway

just brought a R33 off a guy of these forums and one problem i have come across which the ex-owner said was normal, when i release the pedal two quick after accelrating the car just stalls and its an auto, he says its a typical problem with skylines it does have a blow off valve plumb back, anyone else encounter this and any way to over come it?

thanks in advance people

Jay

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it does have a blow off valve plumb back

Do you mean that it doesn't have an aftermarket blow-off, and that it's still stock plumb-back, or that it doesn't have the plumb-back hose? Coz if it's the latter, theres your cause!

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if it has an aftermarket BOV, whether it be plumbed back or not it is goin to stall when u accelerate at low speed and quickly release the throttle... mine does that as well. my R33 gtst is auto also and my bov is venting to atmosphere becuz i have put on new turbo setup...... but even before the new turbo setup when i put on the aftermarket BOV whether it was plumbed back or left to vent to atmosphere it would stall at low speed after quick acceleration and quick throttle release... it is a very common problem among automatic skylines with aftermarket blow off valves...... easy way to overcome this issue is to try and maintain revs above 1000rpm or if ur stuck in traffic slip it back into neutral until u need to creep forward then simply put it into drive and the car will roll forward once in gear.... otherwise get used to slipping it back into neutral and starting the car again..... hope this helped u

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Thanks guys, im new to the turbo side of life always had honda vtec engines, but it is an aftermarketplumb back (drift to be exact) but thanks for info i will be abit more cautious now that i know what the problem in cuz it can get embarrasing lol

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Dont mean to dig up old topics but this happens to me.. i have a R33 AUTO with bov and turbo.. A good way to stop this is when u going fast and u release the accelerator or have to brake.. give it a couple little bursts of accelerator and it wont happen.. thats what stops mine from stalling and all the lights coming on and thinking ur car is f**ked lol :blink: but it isnt ..

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hi all,

im new here first post so just a quick intro my name is Jay and im from southern suburb of victoria

anyway

just brought a R33 off a guy of these forums and one problem i have come across which the ex-owner said was normal, when i release the pedal two quick after accelrating the car just stalls and its an auto, he says its a typical problem with skylines it does have a blow off valve plumb back, anyone else encounter this and any way to over come it?

thanks in advance people

Jay

does it stall from "P" to "D" after start up?

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