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Well, went to leave for work this morning and the car stalled twice just backing it out of the garrage, normally it just goes even when its cold so I thought this was quite odd, after pulling up at the lights at Carseldine, I noticed that it sounded as if it was running on 3 or less cylinders, Idling up and down sounding like it would stall out at low revs, then I noticed it starting to surge when I backed off the accelerator, all I can put it down to so far is water over something electronic, I went through that much rain on the way home lastnight it must have got on something.. anyway, should get me home no problems till I can find out whats going on.

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When I was at skidpan I managed to get water in my dizzy cap. That made me run on 3 cyls...and I'm guessing youve driven through more water in the past two days that I did at the skidpan.

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My car sounded like it was running on 2 cylinders on the way home, but at least it got me home, lucky its a Toyota or I'd be getting towed home, engine bay resembled the titanic after I got home, hit so many huge puddles of water and went it submarine style, came close to hitting a tree that had fallen across one road, owned my suspension on so many pot holes, just about lost control at 60km/hr hitting a puddle, so yeah, my ride home was fun..

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wow - i don't think i can rememebr being in a car (and knowing at the time) which was running on less than normal cyl's - does it sound any different? or does it just have Really bad peformance?

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I had a plug lead that was arcing out to the radiator and that is some you can tell - the bloody thing was stalling at 60kph - now that is damn scarey in traffic

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