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Qmx323 · 07-28-2009, 12:13 AM

^ Ok, I poked around the engine bay, and to my surprise, there was no fucking battery clamp holding the battery down! I took it off my Accord and stuck it on, before I put the clamp down on the battery, it would seem to press against and probably pinched off some soft hose/tube behind my right headlight on any kind of braking. Now it only stalls when I REALLY stomp on the brakes, as opposed to before when ANY kind of slow-down to a stop would cause her to stall, and I also reassembled the air filter assembly.

Btw: I stomped on the brakes to a stop in 5 instances, all from 60-70 km/h to a dead stop, 1 out of those 5 times caused a stall, the other 4 didn't even cause a hiccup in the idle or engine. Before even a normal stop would stall it. Now could it be a clogged fuel filter?

07-28-2009, 12:13 AM	#21
Qmx323 OMGWTFBBQ is a common word I say everyday Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Richmond Posts: 5,105 Thanked 2,890 Times in 990 Posts Failed 221 Times in 82 Posts	^ Ok, I poked around the engine bay, and to my surprise, there was no fucking battery clamp holding the battery down! I took it off my Accord and stuck it on, before I put the clamp down on the battery, it would seem to press against and probably pinched off some soft hose/tube behind my right headlight on any kind of braking. Now it only stalls when I REALLY stomp on the brakes, as opposed to before when ANY kind of slow-down to a stop would cause her to stall, and I also reassembled the air filter assembly. Btw: I stomped on the brakes to a stop in 5 instances, all from 60-70 km/h to a dead stop, 1 out of those 5 times caused a stall, the other 4 didn't even cause a hiccup in the idle or engine. Before even a normal stop would stall it. Now could it be a clogged fuel filter? Last edited by Qmx323; 07-28-2009 at 12:38 AM.