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Why is my car stalling???

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mitsuclipsegsx

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Apr 5, 2004
Dover plains, New York
i had this place put on a 1g tb on my 98 gsx auto and when i got it back it was reving really high 2800 so i decided to just put the stock one back on and i found out they didnt even port it,LOL so anyways i put the stock one back on and ever since its been stalling as soon a start the car, but once i drive it and it warms up its fine, and somtimes it will rev high,like 2300, is it the ISC sensor what should i do, is it ok to spray carb cleaner in it, whats werid is my stock one never gave me probelms till they put the 1g tb on and i put the 2g back on :confused:
 
mitsuclipsegsx said:
i had this place put on a 1g tb on my 98 gsx auto and when i got it back it was reving really high 2800 so i decided to just put the stock one back on and i found out they didnt even port it,LOL so anyways i put the stock one back on and ever since its been stalling as soon a start the car, but once i drive it and it warms up its fine, and somtimes it will rev high,like 2300, is it the ISC sensor what should i do, is it ok to spray carb cleaner in it, whats werid is my stock one never gave me probelms till they put the 1g tb on and i put the 2g back on :confused:

A bad intake leak would do that. Did you use any sealent on the gaskets?
Do a pressure test. I like the spray on copper coat. It is good for extremly high temps and there is not a lot of excess that will get in places it's not supposed to.
 
Yeah if you are using a new gasket you don't really need to use a sealer. I do anyway just to be safe. But when you are reusing gaskets they loose their ability to conform to the sealing surface so you need something to make up for it.
 
I had the same issue before, It turned out that the throttle cable wasnt on there right.
 
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