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Old 09-24-2003, 07:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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idling to a stall when engine is warm...?

so i just got a p72 with a h22 program for my jdm h22.. first start up, engine was cold, the idle bounced a lil, but nothing too wierd (compared to the p13 i was using before it was really good) and i let the engine warm up.. then i took it for a spin.. traffic hour so i didn't get to push it much.. but it seemd to reun really well with no engine light.. drove it home satisfied.

10 min later i started it up again.. idle went up.. and straight back down.. stalled.. again, same thing. The only solution is to hold the gas for a few seconds at around 1.5 rpm or so.. then i let it idle and it's fine.

anyone know what's causing this? thx!
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