It's going to be fuel, air, spark, or control... So I guess a starting point is - what have you changed recently and what have you already checked? I had a Honda do this to me a few years ago and after running everything down, it was a faulty ECU.
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Originally Posted by nsusammyeb Check the alternator switch. Make sure you have a ground and 12v KOEO. Other than that I'd check my maf and my tps if the alternator checks out. What does it feel like when it loses rpms? Is it a hard miss or does the motor shut down for a split second?
immediate loss of power while driving and when you at a light/traffic or parked it sometimes shuts off
Originally Posted by nsusammyeb Check the alternator switch. Make sure you have a ground and 12v KOEO. Other than that I'd check my maf and my tps if the alternator checks out. What does it feel like when it loses rpms? Is it a hard miss or does the motor shut down for a split second?
immediate loss of power while driving and when you at a light/traffic or parked it sometimes shuts off
Sounds like something in the ignition system is worn or loose....