1JZ stalls randomly and now won't restart
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1JZ stalls randomly and now won't restart
Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction in what to start checking.. I tried searching but didn't come up with to many good leads as the problems weren't exactly like mine.
Last night I was driving home and the car stalled at a red light and wouldn't start back up so I pushed it out of the road, reset the ECU and let it cool off a bit. She started back up but was misfiring pretty bad but that eventually cleared up while driving and I was able to drive my car to my buddies house.
On the way home I was driving about 40mph and it died again so I pulled the ecu fuse like last time and waited and she started back up and drove about 2 more miles and completely it died again but this time it won't turn over it just keeps cranking.
If anyone knows where to start looking I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Last night I was driving home and the car stalled at a red light and wouldn't start back up so I pushed it out of the road, reset the ECU and let it cool off a bit. She started back up but was misfiring pretty bad but that eventually cleared up while driving and I was able to drive my car to my buddies house.
On the way home I was driving about 40mph and it died again so I pulled the ecu fuse like last time and waited and she started back up and drove about 2 more miles and completely it died again but this time it won't turn over it just keeps cranking.
If anyone knows where to start looking I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
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I had a similar issue with my Soarer this fall. It stalled out similar to what you described, and when I eventually restarted it was misfiring.
After checking several things, the culprit was a crack running down the back side of one of the vacuum lines, which was preventing the car from holding idle without stalling. Consequently, it caused a lean/rich condition which fouled 3 of the plugs, hence the misfire.
Go over all the lines 2 or 3 times an look carefully for anything out of order, hopefully your issue is a simple fix as well.
Good luck.
After checking several things, the culprit was a crack running down the back side of one of the vacuum lines, which was preventing the car from holding idle without stalling. Consequently, it caused a lean/rich condition which fouled 3 of the plugs, hence the misfire.
Go over all the lines 2 or 3 times an look carefully for anything out of order, hopefully your issue is a simple fix as well.
Good luck.
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