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I suppose if you were running close to empty and cornering hard, you may have starved the engine for fuel. That may be clutching at straws, but it is possible.
You may need to clean the throttle body as it has an 'idle up' motor that can plug up. If you were turning at full lock and foot off the gas, the potential for stalling is there. The p/s employs a pressure switch that signals the ECU to increase the idle when the pressure is running high, such as it will when at full lock. If the idle up passage is clogged it could stall. The same goes for your Cav, Mike.
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