soo now today i took my car for a drive to play around with it.. so i Got on it slamed into 2nd spun for a bit then hit 3rd then i slowed down fast so i pushed in the clutch without downshifting came to a stop n it just Stalled on me...like i didnt even feel it cut out.........THEN i tried to start it n it came on but as soon as i hit the gas it seemed to cut off once more...then i started it again n it just seem to run okay...

this always happens when i get on the gas hard.. Any suggestions?

 

possibly a vacuum leak or a loose ground.. any codes?

 

do you have a lightened flywheel i had issues when i put mine in because the idle would drop so fast all i did was bump the idle and it was allright
goodluck

 

might wanna adjust your idle screw too, bump the idle up a little, a little tighter throttlecable might help too

 

No lightend flywheel..already did the throtle adjustment but it still did the same thing...anymore suggestions...its an Si trany on a DOHC ZC

 

check vacuum leaks

 

Check the timing, my buddy had the same prob in his 94 coupe. Also, do you check the emissions, any leak there can do this to ya too. And, as previously suggested, the idle screw

 

is the dashpot still on the engine? it might not be working right or may need adjusted

 

Stupid, but were you low on gas? The shift in fuel could have starved the pump...

 

most def a vaccum issue but could possibly be a sensor i would recomendchecking the map sensor (also a good note:do not disconect the map sensor while the car is running)

 

1. Not low on gas

2. Wheres the map Sensor?

3. Do i need the Vacume lines that go from the Intake manni to the fuel rail(the one on the right of the three that are on the intake manni..i think its the one causing the problem)

 

o0o also...when i start the car up it seems to idol fine but then when it gets warm after driving it it starts to bog out almost till it cuts off then the rpms go back up to about 1000 then it does it over n over again

 

if ur fuel pressure regulator vacumm is off thats the problem....no fuel preusseure