the title of the post pretty much sums up all there is to say. I was able to induce this behavior twice today (didn't try more times). After a few tries then I was able to start the engine again - with reluctance. Additionally sometimes there is erratic idle accompanied by yellow "injection diagnostic light", as if engine worked only on three cylinders (I am afraid these may be two separate issues).
What may be the reason of such behavior? Fuel pump, some sensor, injector?
valver stalls after hard breaking
valver stalls after hard breaking
1993 BX GTi 16V Auto
1993 subaru legacy turbo
1993 subaru legacy turbo
You could try to avoid braking.
Could be ?? loose connection/s on the ECU electrics and equipment, somewhere. If the K-light flickers and then stays off, have a look at the battery connections and cable connector block adjacent to the battery.
Fuel pump connections?
Do you loose all electrical power?
First points I would look at would be the multi plugs on the AFM, ignition module, coil, and relays by the top engine mount. Clean both sets of contacts on each unit and gently close up the female pins.
When it stalls next time, try removing and replacing one of the above connectors in turn, cranking in between, to possibly to identify the faulty unit.
Tie the cable clusters close to each unit to stop them flapping around to see if there’s any improvement.
I seem to remember, Kitch had a similar problem with roundabouts, turned out to be contacts on the AFM?
Just seen the 16v is auto?? I’m not to familiar with BX autos. Not sure if this would tie-in with your problem.
Regards
Could be ?? loose connection/s on the ECU electrics and equipment, somewhere. If the K-light flickers and then stays off, have a look at the battery connections and cable connector block adjacent to the battery.
Fuel pump connections?
Do you loose all electrical power?
First points I would look at would be the multi plugs on the AFM, ignition module, coil, and relays by the top engine mount. Clean both sets of contacts on each unit and gently close up the female pins.
When it stalls next time, try removing and replacing one of the above connectors in turn, cranking in between, to possibly to identify the faulty unit.
Tie the cable clusters close to each unit to stop them flapping around to see if there’s any improvement.
I seem to remember, Kitch had a similar problem with roundabouts, turned out to be contacts on the AFM?
Just seen the 16v is auto?? I’m not to familiar with BX autos. Not sure if this would tie-in with your problem.
Regards
Great Ideaprm wrote:You could try to avoid braking.
No. But I too suspect some faulty electrics. What else could react like this in response to massive deceleration?prm wrote:Do you loose all electrical power?
not for long, I think ;]prm wrote:Just seen the 16v is auto??
1993 BX GTi 16V Auto
1993 subaru legacy turbo
1993 subaru legacy turbo