Question for the CIS Guru's

Does it do it if it's not in gear and you rev it and let off the gas?

No, only in gear(its an automatic) and when rolling to a stop or to turn a corner.

What have you checked so far if anything? Did it just start happening or did you replace a part or do some sort of work and then have it start happening?

Sounds like the issue my buddy had on his 7a. Its not CIS but the issue was throttle related. We had to glue a penny on the knob for the TPS because it had worn down so far.

Probably doesnt help but dont limit yourself to thinking its only a CIS fueling issue!

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It is KE Jetronic right? Do you have a CEL? I bet there is a way to blink out fault codes similar to KE Jetronic VAG cars. I once had a problem with my CGT (also KE Jetronic but a 5 speed)where it would sometimes die coming to a stop or going around corners or over bumps. The hall sensor plug on the distributor was loose. Another time it had a similar problem and it turned out to be a corroded connnection in the fusebox at the fuse for the Jetronic ecu. It probably also has an Idle stablilizer valve and an idle switch. I would probably make sure the isv system is functioning properly.

First I checked the OVP relay and found the fuse was gone, changed the fuse and the car started easier and idle improved but every now and then would still stall. Put a new fuel filter in and a bosch cap and rotor, checked the wires and plugs and still, on occasion it would stall. It is happening more often of late and the only difference is the temperature.
It's really been no big deal when I'm driving....I just pop it into neutral and it starts right up but the wife drives this car daily and her response is to STOP put in park and restart :roll: it's a little scary.
I was thinking maybe the idle stabilizer valve but I don't know much about the CIS.
Before it stalls though the idle drops a bit....4-500 rpm normally it doesn't drop below 600.

You can just clean the ISV with carb cleaner. I'd say it's possibly the TPS or ISV...

Oh,I forgot about vacuum leaks, you should check for those first. KE Jetronic has an adjustment for idle CO%, IIRC, which does affect the quality and stability of the idle. Instead of a frequency valve, the KE jetronic has a differential pressure regulator (DPR). To Adjust idle CO% you basically monitor the current going to the DPR and turn the CO adjustment screw through the hole next ot the fuel dist until a certian DPR current is attained. You probably want to find a manual with this procedure and fix any vacuum leaks first.

Will it stall when the radiator fan comes on or the AC compressor kickes in?