Latest Engine Stalls Questions
- Engine Stall when Hot, like there's no fuel reaching the engine.
I checked the following already:
1) EGR valve- clean & inspect diaphram for any leak,none
2) Ignition Module- changed another one
4) Distributor Cap - no damage
5) Coil- g...
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Asked by Guestwhat on Mon, 11/07/2011 - 12:22
- Engine Stalls
I have a 1999 Chevy Tahoe - v8 four wheel drive
It Stall when driving no engine light stays on
and it starts up again.
my mechanic could not find and error code in the com...
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Asked by ebochmn on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 20:02
- i have a 2000 gmc jimmy diamond ed., there is no pressure on the fuel cap when it is removed to refuel , also have low power on acceleration. on occasion after refueling, engine stalls but does not go dead. i have replaced the fuel cap with a new one.
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Asked by booger49 on Fri, 04/15/2011 - 21:07
- 1991 Chrysler LeBaron 3.0 engine stalls after running fine for number of miles will crank over and may start depending on length of crank run for a few more miles and stalls again
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Asked by nigons on Tue, 12/28/2010 - 14:52
- have 1999 ford expedition, after starting, the engine stalls when put in reverse. once eng warms no further problem??? only happens when put in reverse?
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Asked by KOOLRAH on Sun, 12/12/2010 - 11:23
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What is an engine stall?
Whether the vehicle?s engine is idling or the vehicle is slowing down, a stall occurs when a vehicle?s engine stops turning. Although a check engine warning light may come on, the cause of the problem, or problems, may be difficult to diagnose since many electronic components are used simultaneously to operate the various systems.
Why does my engine stall?
There are a myriad of reasons why an engine stalls. If there?s not enough fuel pressure, it could be a clogged fuel filter, or the fuel pump could need to be replaced. If spark plugs aren't working at full efficiency, or if there are problems with the ignition system, the vehicle may stall. If it's the ignition system, an ignition coil could need to be replaced, or it could be fouled plugs, improper plug gapping, or many other things.
What are my options?
A skilled owner may be able to diagnose and repair some of the problems, or the vehicle may need to be taken to a local auto repair shop. There are numerous automotive websites that advertise auto repair services and sell parts. Other sites offer free DIY instructions, or sell service manuals and how-to books.
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