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i have a r34 gtt auto with 117k with the following list of mods

spiltfire coil packs ( have only done about 15000K)

trust turbo back exhaust

greddy ebc set to 11 psi

k & N panel filter

(stock turbo)

so basicly not many mods as you can see.

The problem is that when I start the cold start the car it will shut of straight away, I wait about 10 seconds start it again it goes up to aout 1000 rpm then down to about 400 rpm then up to 600 rpm then bounces between the 2 for a little while. I can drive the car but it seems down on power. It wanst to stall when I come to a stop at a coner but still keeps running.

I have replaced the spark plugs, O2 sensor, Air temp sensor, Fuel fiter & air flow meter.

I have also cleaned the throttle body & aac.

I am using ecu teck to check for error codes and I am not getting any error codes just the 55 code ( all clear)

need any ideas please

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Just a suggestion as I've had almost identical issue in the past.

Check your engine temp sensor connection, (the 2 pin square plug not the Single wire plug)

If it's not connected properly it won't give cold start enrichment, it also won't throw a code.

Mine had a broken clip and was on but wasn't making contact.

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