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Hi all,

I am having an issue with my 03 V35 coupe. if I start the car after it has been driven for more than say 10min the revs will slowly drop to 0 then stall. It wont happen every time I start the car. Sometimes it starts fine, other times the revs slowly drop close to 0, then jump back to idle. This does not happen if the car is cold.

My research has pointed me to the following:

- Dirty MAF

- Dirty throttle body

- Camshaft sensors could be going bad

Is there anything else I should look at?

Cheers!!!

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Did you disconnect the battery for a long period?

Mine did the same when i disconnected my battery to install my headunit. As Sonicii mentioned, perform the various re-learning procedures. You can find them on the g35driver forums.

Mine was resolved after i did the procedures.

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