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Okay I'm asking because I have no idea what to search for.. :(

I was just driving around today, just cruising, not flogging it or anything. But as I was pulling out of a parking lot, my car stalled! :(

It's a 1999 r34 25GT manual. I serviced it not too long ago, coil packs and spark plugs were replaced around 2000km ago.

When I restarted the car, it started idling around 1000rpm, but then started to drop and the engine would shutter then completely konk out. I tried to restart a couple of times but it wouldn't work.

I left it for about 15 mins, restarted it and it worked perfectly.

I tried bridging the consult cable to get the fault codes, it came up 55 which from memory is no faults..

Last time something like this happened to me was when I owned a magna, and that turned out to be the idle control valve.. But apparently if that was my problem then the engine shouldn't restart.

Does anyone have an idea on what it could be? Please help

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