Evo dyin out

davem151

davem151

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Hey

My evo 8 has recently developed an issue were if i clutch it while cruising along and let the revs drop it dies out. If I control the revs on the way down then it settles and idles like it should.

Any info/advice welcome!
 
B6lee

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Hey

My evo 8 has recently developed an issue were if i clutch it while cruising along and let the revs drop it dies out. If I control the revs on the way down then it settles and idles like it should.

Any info/advice welcome!

atmospheric dump valves can cause idle issues

also check vac hoses around inlet manifold and boost hoses for splits/leaks
 
ElDopesta

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atmospheric dump valves can cause idle issues

also check vac hoses around inlet manifold and boost hoses for splits/leaks


A nice bit of input there as usual! ;) :razz:


Cheers for the info!!

I have a HKS dump valve could that be the cause?


It has been known to happen buddy!

Can you please post up a Newbie Thread when you have a spare moment or two.


El
 
Wayne'o

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You'll notice it will happen if you take your foot straight off the accelerator and down the clutch, the revs will drop right down and stall
To stop it happening when you take your foot off the accelerator leave it for a split second to let the revs come down a bit then you can down the clutch
I hope this makes sense, it happens to mine but stopped since I started doing this
If you need more help let me know


It's due to too much air mixture
 
davem151

davem151

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You'll notice it will happen if you take your foot straight off the accelerator and down the clutch, the revs will drop right down and stall
To stop it happening when you take your foot off the accelerator leave it for a split second to let the revs come down a bit then you can down the clutch
I hope this makes sense, it happens to mine but stopped since I started doing this
If you need more help let me know


It's due to too much air mixture



Thanks for the help!
 
ElDopesta

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You could try to abate it further by reducing the gap on your plugs to .5 which is an easy enough task to complete! ;)

Replacing the Dump Valve with a Stock item should cure the problem.


El
 
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