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Old 06-15-08, 06:43 PM
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i dont know why but usually when i turn on my car and start driving right away the car would just shut off on its own about a minute later but only when im slowing down.anyone know what my problem is?
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and forgot to mention if i leave the car running for awhile after turning it on this problem wont happen.
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so restate your problem please, you turn on the car, put it into first, and then it dies without anything happening?
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yea pretty much but it would shut off after driving about a minute....and it only happens when i shift down.sorry for making this confusing.
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You're not letting the car try and warm up so it bogs and dies. When you let it run for a minute and let it build some heat, it is fine. You obviously answered you're own problem
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needed to make sure i dont no if its somthing else.
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Could be lots of things. Does it just bog when you give it gas? Or is it dying when you push in the clutch? More details please
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wen i push the clutch and only wen i shift down.....my idle is always low.
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Could be a clutch switch if the FC has one, if it was an FD I would almost bank on that being the problem.

Otherwise, can you bump up your idle with the set screw? Could be the BAC valve isnt properly functioning to maintain a higher idle speed especially when cold.
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yes my car has a clutch switch......so do you think i should change that?i could try to mess around with the idle.thnks
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Check out the mechanical operation of the clutch switch, if you can push it in and out then its probably fine
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ill check up on this thnks.




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