Don't think its the exhaust as the only vehicle i've heard having carbon stuck in the exhaust was a kancil (ori piping too small). Have you de-cat your exhaust yet? , cats have the tendency to get stuck when too much carbon exiting out of the exhaust (incorrect air/fuel mixture or running too rich).Sometimes, your diagnostic scanner cannot detect a problem if it is not sensor related. I would suspect either the throttle position sensor, Maf/AFM or one of the hoses joint or manifold gasket is leaking air. What about idling? Is it coughing or having smooth idle . Our felio should idle around 500-600 rpm quite smoothly, otherwise something is wrg already.To check the air leak from the maf till the inlet manifold (upperhalf) try spraying some carb/throttle body cleaner sparingly during idling of the engine. CAUTION: DO NOT SPRAY DIRECTLY ON ANY SENSOR OR CONNECTORS. Just around the hoses gaps and inlet manifold gasket. If there are some leaks the RPM would suddenly surge. Then u have detected the leak! Try something cheap like this b4 deciding on any components swap.Still haven't rectify yet... but the frequency of the engine die off much lesser after I vroom....vroom.... at 4k~5k rpm in highway..
No error code so far... so quite reluctant to change afm yet.
Could it due to the exhaust pipe stuck with carbon?
I believe that a engine diagnostic scanner can do a power balance test between the cylinders to detect problem cyclinder with a low compression compare to others. Or you can swap between coils to detect the dead or weak coil.Lawcc,
Can u pm me the place where u do engine diagnostic and can turn off the coil one by one cos I'm having the problem of car losing power and RPM cannot ram high. I suspect one of the coil is having problem.
When press the fuel pedal, the engine difficultly wroom...wroom....and no power. Just change the spark plug today but cannot solve the problem. Sometimes OK some time not OK....also go to disgnose engine but they cannot switch off the coil one by one. Please pm the contact when they can do that.
Thanks in advance.
Hope to solve it fast cos it is very fuel consuming.
Welcome to the VQ headache , hehehe. A32s r generally very smooth and comfortable car to drive eventhough the engine technology has been around for more than 10years already .Its considered quite technically advanced during its time coz u have the Mevi system (variable air intake manifold and not the MYvi!) variable timing control (earlier models which was dicontinued due to noisy timing chain or something) and all aluminium block and cyclinder head. The pistons r made of light weight material known as molybedum to reduce fuel consumption and increase performance as compared to VG series. Its known to have a bullet proof bottom end.Hi Lawcc,
Has your 'Engine Die Off Occasionally When Stop' problem resolved? I am facing exactly the same issue for the past 4 months. Sent the car to my usual workshop and TC, replaced IACV (used) clean TB, cleaned AFM using CRC Contact Cleaner, clean filter and so on..the problem is still there. Almost give up already..helpp
Care to share your solution?
Lawwcc,:wavey:ahloy,
I clean TB, IACV, AFM etc can't solve the issue.
So unreluctantly replaced the AFM from chop-shop for RM250, thank God so far never happen again. Never thought AFM is an issue as no engine light on or error code detected.