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Old 24-08-2005, 11:30 AM
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Noticed something today, when I pull out the oil dipstick of my ERST while the engine is running, it wants to stall. As soon as I put the dipstick back she runs normal again. What does that mean? Worn engine?
Old 24-08-2005, 12:07 PM
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my car does the same when i remove the oil filler cap , and so did all my other rst`s , i dont think you have a need to worry , unless your having trouble under normal driving conditions ?
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there are no trouble at all under driving conditions.
I also noticed there is an oil leak through the dizzy. I've heard this is a common problem on CVH engines, is that true?
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Default Re: Engine stalls

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Noticed something today, when I pull out the oil dipstick of my ERST while the engine is running, it wants to stall. As soon as I put the dipstick back she runs normal again. What does that mean? Worn engine?
It will try and stall as its losing compression, so nothing to worry about


Sounds like ur Dizzy is cracked and needs replacing
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nothing at all to worry about because they all do it. the engines need to be airtight and any break in the seal will result in,rough idling,stalling and non starting
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