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the car drives perfect but I notice when I do stomp on it all the way near redline, the temp gauge will raise instantly but not to the red area. Than when I come to a complete stop the car would stall but could start right up again. Not too big of a deal but just to see if its normal and if there is a cure...( its a 95' Cobra ...thanks
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What mods do you have done? Have you checked the basics like a functioning electric fan and a radiator that's full of water? Turning the A/C on forces the electric fan to turn on. Does the temp still rise with the A/C on?
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Detonation... I have a 95 cobra too, I had to back the timing off, you should change your fuel filter too, you might be running lean for some reason.

Edit: if its dying, sounds like you have a vacuum leak, which would make it run lean/hot.

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thanks for the reply...I'll start looking into it.
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A vacuum leak would actually cause a rich condition at part throttle since the regulator would put 40 psi of fuel through the injectors no matter what the manifold pressure is.


Detonation/pinging could definately be a cause--- a cause that would need to be addressed ASAP.

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