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EarthShore

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Hey guys. I've encountered this problem recently and it is driving me absolutely nuts. The engine turns off sometimes when I turn. It doesn't happen too often but enough to piss me off. I've had idling issues recently where my idle would fluctuate up and down. That has seemed to fix for the time being however I still don't know why my engine turns off. When the car is warmed and in idle, if i rev it the RPM will jump up and bounce lower than my normal idle speed. During this time the engine goes weak (Due to low RPM). This only happens momentarily as the RPM's catch back up to normal idle. Could it be an electrical issue or the crank angle sensor? Please help.

Kind regards Simon

Also the car stalls very easily going at low speeds.

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i have the same problem acctully when the car heats up if i rev it on the spot it drops down and neally stalls and if i slow down hard it stalls out, i was told by the old owner it was caused by bad 02 sensors, i drive a r33 with a r32 rb26 by the way.

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