odd stall effect

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  1. Mike
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    On my 2010 wrx if I'm creeping along in first gear and I push the clutch in I get a shutter like its about to stall and the rpms drop. Any ideas on this? Clutch seems to work fine. And it seems worse when its cold
     
    Mike, Jan 11, 2013
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    There appears to be about 3 or 4 threads on this right now. Sounds like a "common" issue amongst the 3G owners. I'll see if i can find the links to the other threads for you...
     
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    Mine has done this since I got it. I only notice this in the winter. I've never noticed it in the summer. Tuning hasn't made a difference. It may have something related to the 2500 RPM stumble these are prone for.
     
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    Maybe a larger amp battery would help prevent it?
     
    tangledupinblu, Jan 11, 2013
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    My 2011 has been doing the same thing but haven't thought nothing of it really, my only thought was what if I had lighter rotating assembly would it actaul stall on me.
     
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    Mine does it too. Not a big deal. No a higher amp battery doesn't fix it.
     
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    uh what?
     
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    load compensation tables :eek:
     
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    I put a ??? mark on there because i had no idea. Ass!:p
     
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    why suggest something if you have no idea, ass!

    might as well tell him to pour cement into his intake ports because something said boogie woogie
     
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    Well, because i had heard that you can put a larger amp in...or maybe it was a higher amp alternator? ass, lol.

    Also, you should pour cement into your intake ports! Nuke said that it adds "boogie woogie"! Only if you are on e85 tho.:(
     
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    Pour sugar into your gas tank and POOF, ethanol!

    you can put larger whatever into whatever. ass.
     
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    .....*goes to buy 3 lbs. of sugar*
     
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    well i'm gonna skip the sugar and cement. But thanks for the other advice!
     
    Mike, Jan 14, 2013
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