Sounds like the fuel pickup is obviously not getting the gas when you are in the turn - it is sloshed over to one side away from the pickup, and the car isn't getting the fuel it needs due to gravity. The simple answer is to keep plenty of fuel in the tank. It's bad for the fuel pump to not be fully submerged, anyway, so fill up your car and keep it over half full and you should have no problem.
Electrical fuel pump issues can be hard to diagnose, you could have a faulty fuel gauge sender and the tank could be empty. See how many gallons it takes to fill it at 1/4 on the gauge, it's a 13 gallons/49 liters tank.
Check all engine motor mounts,including transmission mount and throttle cable.
i wouldnt drive it to you fix that!
Hello! I have a 93 Sentra maintained with 100k miles. I've been having this problem especially when the tank is below 25 percent. Whenever I make a right turn the car seems to stall, does not die, and will have power again after 4 to 5 seconds. I have no check engine light. I just changed the fuel filter, fuel line, and fuel pump. Took it to the mechanic and told me it's just something you got to deal with the car. I believe the internet has a better answer for me! So blow me away with your answers internet world. Thank you in advance.
