Ok, so I was not driving the damn car for about few months after i lost my license for 4 years(still have to wait 3yrs&10months). Anyhow, I just missed driving my car so much, i took it out for a drive around my apt complex block(its pretty good distance of driving slow, and No, in a private road, COPS CANNOT touch you). After I was done driving, I parked my car on the garage and trying to cool the motor down for couple minutes. In this process, my car just decided on its own to turn itself off. I was like WTF?!?!?!? so, I started the car again, the rpm jumped up and down, and stalled out again. Yes, I did some research on this problem, and I did check my IC pipes and connectors. Nothing wrong, but it does seem like I hear hissing sound coming from the space between the block and the Intake manifold. Any suggestions? Having to drive in the block of my apt complex is enough punishment for me, and I really want to get over with this!!!!!!!!!! HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Check the vaccum lines on your throttle body. Make sure you check the under side of the TB also. My buddy had a vacuum leak we couldn't find for a long time cause it didn't make much noise during a leak down test and happened to feel under the TB and noticed it.

 

Your car is telling you that you shouldn't be driving it like Johnny Law told you.

Check all your lines for leaks. You should be able to test this without having to drive.

 

I cant even lift my car up with my jacks because my car is lowered and on top of that ive got c-west bodykit. I guess I will have to drive it down to a shop to get it check out?! The weird thing is if i put my foot on gas, or tap it, the car wouldnt stall. and once I get going, its fine. it just happens when the car is not moving....

 

I know, but hey, the reason for my license revocation did not come from my evo, if you look at my other cars in the past, it should explain why. i do not beat on my evo, because im thinking about taking it back to my country when im done with my degree here. too many german cars and other high-end american muscles, but not too much japanese monsters in my country