Why is my car stalling? (A4)
Why is my car stalling? (A4)
Sometimes when I cut the wheel all the way to make a sharp U-Turn or occasionally when Im backing up slowly in reverse the car stalls on me and dies. It starts right back up. I installed the torque convertor over the winter and I think it could be the stall causing it. I think I may be in desperate need of a tune, but the cam is going in in less than 3 weeks so I am going to wait until then, but does anyone think I may have other problems besides needing a computer adjustment.
It's your pulley, although I don't hear about this much happening to automatics. Your pully lowers your volts enough, and when you make a hard turn the power steering pump uses a lot of those volts, especially when going slow. I've also heard of manual cars dying in reverse with the pully cause the rpms are so low.
Originally posted by Geeterman
It's your pulley, although I don't hear about this much happening to automatics. Your pully lowers your volts enough, and when you make a hard turn the power steering pump uses a lot of those volts, especially when going slow. I've also heard of manual cars dying in reverse with the pully cause the rpms are so low.
It's your pulley, although I don't hear about this much happening to automatics. Your pully lowers your volts enough, and when you make a hard turn the power steering pump uses a lot of those volts, especially when going slow. I've also heard of manual cars dying in reverse with the pully cause the rpms are so low.
Originally posted by Geeterman
It's your pulley, although I don't hear about this much happening to automatics. Your pully lowers your volts enough, and when you make a hard turn the power steering pump uses a lot of those volts, especially when going slow. I've also heard of manual cars dying in reverse with the pully cause the rpms are so low.
It's your pulley, although I don't hear about this much happening to automatics. Your pully lowers your volts enough, and when you make a hard turn the power steering pump uses a lot of those volts, especially when going slow. I've also heard of manual cars dying in reverse with the pully cause the rpms are so low.
These explanations although feasible still dont convince me that its not my torque convertor. B/C the car was fine b4 the torque convertor install. It did that once with the torque convertor while it was in there for about 5 miles over the winter. Took it out the car never did that and then when my trans got the performance rebuild I tossed the stall back on and its started again. Leading me to believe that the torque convertor is somehow the cause.
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