Its probably an intake (vacuum) leak. That's why it dies. Either a vacuum hose, or the carburetor base, or somthing. The brake booster hose is a very likely location. Spray around with WD 40. If the idle improves momentarily, you may have found the leak. D^2 Quoting Kevin Pacheco <kevin50187@xxxxxxxxxxx>: > my 440 dies when I stop, why is this? my 440 also makes a hissing noise > > thats NOT continuous. it 'hisses' about 2 times every second. this > this > 'hising' noise only hisses when at lower rpm's, if i speed up the 440 > the > hissing stopes. why is this? im suspecting a exaust leak...am i > right? > Kevin Pacheco > 71 Imperial > > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx > > >