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Old 01-31-2006, 09:28 PM   #1
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sr stalling pleas help

ok my sr keeps stalling when I come to a stop. my setup is pretty simple. red top with a fmic hks ssqv. the bov is located in the throttle body side(cold pipe). I originally just had it venting to the atmosphere I though that was why it was stalling. but I just hooked it up to recirculate between the maf and the turbo. and it still stalls when I come to a stop. I can rev the car up from a stop and it blows off and doesn't even stumble. it only happens when I try so slow down and stop. when I re start it I can rev and have it blow off and it doesn't stall. I also installed a hks eids (electronic idle stabilizer) still stalls. car runs great other than this stalling thing pleas help.
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Old 01-31-2006, 10:35 PM   #2
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I suggest you put the BOV on the hot pipe, right after the turbo outlet pipe and before the intercooler. That's where it usually should be.

Then you need to start adjusting the spring rate. I don't know what brand your BOV so it may help if you post it.
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I wrote above that I have a hks ssqv. and its on the cold pipe cause its more efficient to be closer to the throttle body. I don't think that's why its stalling. and I tried adjusting the bov didn't really change much.
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Oh right, sorry didn't see the HKS. I had one and it was acting up with the same problem so I went with the SARD. The SARD solved the problem.

I did a ghetto graphic because I was curious about why you said that it would be more efficient by being closer to the TB. Can you tell me why location B would be better than location A for the BOV?


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The hks is actually supposed to prevent stalling when it's mounted on the hotpipe. But it's not guaranteed, there are times your car will stall, but not when slowing down like you mentioned. Try relocating it to the hotpipe...it's a better location to begin with.

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Are you running stock boost?
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That's where it usually should be.
Not true.

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Can you tell me why location B would be better than location A for the BOV?
The compression wave that is created when the throttle closes is released faster. I would explain more but I am just don't feel like typing it all out.
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Are you running stock boost?
I am only running 10psi. breaking in the cams and clutch. got all new stuff in the head and new turbo and just trying to take it easy on the car for a couple hundred miles. bin building the s12 for about 2 years and I don't want to break it yet. but this stalling thing is really bothering me. cant figure it out.
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when ever I am decelerating my wide band o2 says lean/air. it switches back and forth between lean and air because the injectors stop firing on the decel. but the thing is they never fire again it just shuts off. may be that can help some one figure out why its stalling.
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when ever I am decelerating my wide band o2 says lean/air. it switches back and forth between lean and air because the injectors stop firing on the decel. but the thing is they never fire again it just shuts off. may be that can help some one figure out why its stalling.

either tighten your current blow off valve or replace it with a different..that is what is causing your problem
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MAF problem maybe..
my car would do the same.. the problem was my MAF was going bad... it could be getting too hot at low speeds w/ no revs no revs and thow the computer off.. and stall out...
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Well bump then I guess ^^

Same issue, which I didn't have on the same setup prior to swapping chassis...I'm going to try to recirculate my SSQV to see if it helps...

Nismo200sx16 - has it been solved and what have you done?
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it was a leaking pcv valve
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Wow nice find that it was the PCV. props

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