My 92 TT Z is stalling under brakes?
My 92 TT Z is stalling under brakes?
Hi all
can anyone help me out,my Z tends to stall under harsh braking,if the revs are kept up this doesnt happen.She has had some extensive work carried out on her.So far cant seem to pin point the problem,any suggestions?
can anyone help me out,my Z tends to stall under harsh braking,if the revs are kept up this doesnt happen.She has had some extensive work carried out on her.So far cant seem to pin point the problem,any suggestions?
Originally Posted by turbotina
Hi all
can anyone help me out,my Z tends to stall under harsh braking,if the revs are kept up this doesnt happen.She has had some extensive work carried out on her.So far cant seem to pin point the problem,any suggestions?
can anyone help me out,my Z tends to stall under harsh braking,if the revs are kept up this doesnt happen.She has had some extensive work carried out on her.So far cant seem to pin point the problem,any suggestions?
I'm wondering if maybe it's electrical. The alternator maybe.
Harsh braking would engage the ABS system and therefore cause a huge demand for power from the electrical system. Revs being kept up=not stalling sounds like the alternator.
I know when my alternator was going bad, harsh braking would cause everything in the car to shut off momentarily when the power was required.
Just a thought.
Harsh braking would engage the ABS system and therefore cause a huge demand for power from the electrical system. Revs being kept up=not stalling sounds like the alternator.
I know when my alternator was going bad, harsh braking would cause everything in the car to shut off momentarily when the power was required.
Just a thought.
I had a similar issue, but it wasn't the alternator. It was the battery. Battery had gotten a bit weak in the knees and wasn't holding an adequate charge. It hasn't happened since I bought a new battery; which was 4 years ago. I had almost forgotten about that little gremlin. You're definitely on the right track with the charging and electrical system.
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