Wanted to first of all thank everyone on this forum for helping me solve the "hot day-long crank-no start" issue while I was still a lurker around here. Unfortunately, I have another problem that I have done searches for but have not seen a clear diagnosis from similar issues.

I have a 94 Accord LX that stalls whenever I brake and the RPM's drop down to low. Sometimes I can catch it in midstall by hitting the gas or quick tapping the brake instead of steadily applying, but it is quite a pain to say the least. Once it stalls, I turn the car off, wait a second, turn it back on first try and can go until I brake again. If I can keep the rpm's from dropping to around 500-700 (by braking and giving it enough gas at the same time to keep the rpms up ) I can keep the car from stalling. The car will also sit and idle in the driveway without any complaint. I saw another poster say that he was checking his fuel pump, fuel line, and gas tank for clogs or contamination.I'm really a car maintenance noob (can do fairly simple maintenace but I'm not capable of pulling the engine or anything) and don' t want to sink any more money into fixing it than necessary.

Sorry for the long post, but any insight into this would be greatly appreciated.

 

auto or manual

 

Automatic (sorry, meant to put that in my original)

 

I'd go looking for a vacuum leak, the brake booster uses a lot of vacuum so the intake manifold is dropping too much vacuum.