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Hi guys,
Just had an issue that I've not had before.

I'd just pulled upto a set of traffic lights, and heard a 'click' from the car, and the car had died and I hadn't realised.

The headlights were still on - and I don't think it stalled. I didn't even know it had happened.

I was able to restart the engine and drive off as normal.

Anyone had this before?
 

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Never experienced that before except with a car many years ago that would not idle very well if I put the choke in to soon.

Did not warning lights or messages come on when it happened. I presume you declutched you before stopping which should rule out stalling. Did the rev counter drop to an abnormally low reading as you stopped.

It may be just a gremlin if it only happened once.
 

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No warning lights or error messages.

Maybe it was just the idle had gone too low and cut out - like I said I didn't notice for a few second.

Only drove a couple of minutes longer then I was at home - not used it since.
I'm back out shortly - so I'll see how it goes.
 

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The only time that's happened to me is when I messed around with my air intake. No warning at all, I went to pull away and just rolled forward. I would check your intake and try and repeat whatever you did last time to see if it's a regular fault. Harsh braking is what did it to me
 

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I've had this issue. Engine cutting out while stopped at junction and while driving along, pretty scary. And engine start button not working. Problem started after having a new ECU/Multiplex fitted. Took it back to the dealers, they plugged it into the computer and no fault found. Didn't happen again. I suspect something was not plugged back in properly or something loose.
 
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