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itsallgood Rookie

itsallgood

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Yeah, I've got the same problem. I have an R32 GTS-t with a 3" turbo back exhaust and Unifilter. Whenever I stop it feels like it wants to stall. Still has standard BOV, this doesn't vent into atmosphere does it? Does feel better after I reset ECU though, for about a week.

HELP!

Nathan

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hi all

i have the same problem from time to time and i found that if i slow do and leave it in 3rd gear till its just above idle it dont stall when i stop and i got factory bov and after market bov both are working .

also my power steering sensor plays up from time to time it dont idle up when you turn the wheel like it should when im stopped but then the next time its working fine

cheers

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NismoGirl Grand Master

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Our car was doing this and it ended up being that the wire that goes from the speedo to computer wasn't hooked up meaning the speed sensor wasn't working. This one screw also stopped the HICAS and the ABS from working... The car seemed to be cutting out when stopped at sets of lights after engine braking. It was very embarrassing especially when you were lined up to race at a set of lights.

Just a thought.... :?

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