Engine dies after giving throttle.

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Old Jul 10, 2015 | 03:11 PM
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Engine dies after giving throttle.

Hello, I have a 98 Acura CL 2.3L that I just swapped a JDM F23 into from the original USDM F23A1 motor. I'm having a few different issues I would like to tackle after getting the swap completed.

Number one issue is the vehicle wants to die after I give it some gas, wether it be a couple hundred rpm or 2000. Whenever I go to let off when it's parked the engine will fall to a staggering 350 rpm and idle back to about 850 give or take 50. I have cleaned all my sensors, got new gaskets for the valve cover, exhaust and intake. I cleaned the intake and throttle body completely before install. The intake was swapped onto the jdm from my USDM as well.
I would like to hear some advanced advice on what may be causing such a issue.

Second problem to discuss is a small coolant leak coming from the back of the engine running through the rear engine mount and past the driver side cv axle and on to my sub frame connector. The leak isn't coming from the heater core hose by the way.

So, are these two issues connected? Thank you for any feedback.

Tldr; when I give the car throttle it wants to die after I let off the gas. Strange coolant leak from the rear mount.Help
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Old Jul 27, 2015 | 05:06 PM
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I had a coolant leak earlier this summer on my 3.0. It ended up being a warped head and I just finished replacing the engine. You need to find the leak. Check all the hoses, and then check the cylinder head, valve cover area for leaks. Fluids will run and drop making them hard to pinpoint.
Is the engine misfiring at idle? Could be clogged fuel filter.
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Old Sep 1, 2015 | 01:28 PM
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Hi

I have a shop in newmarket gorham stree unit 1 i think i fixed it
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Old Oct 24, 2015 | 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Randy69
I had a coolant leak earlier this summer on my 3.0. It ended up being a warped head and I just finished replacing the engine. You need to find the leak. Check all the hoses, and then check the cylinder head, valve cover area for leaks. Fluids will run and drop making them hard to pinpoint.
Is the engine misfiring at idle? Could be clogged fuel filter.
Dammit I think I got the same problem you got..... what motor did you swap in??
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