Found this in another post:

"I was on my way to work this morning after not having the car cut out on me for a day, but unfortunately, on the 15km stretch from my house to my work, my car died on my three times.

... MB road side assistance ... passed me onto Danny who was the mechanic in charge at that time, also no wait time.

I told Danny what my problem was, that the car dies on me without warning, at anytime and refuses to restart for a few minutes, Danny said that this looks like a fuel issue, and that it is very possible that the fuel pump relay is overheating, or that one of the temp sensors is giving an incorrect reading which causes the fuel to shut off to prevent damage to the car."

I know that I definitely have a problem with a temp sensor as its what's causing my a/c faults. (although its an evap temp sensor which I wouldn't think would be related) I wonder if based on this post, it's causing fuel problems as well.

Did I mention that the car doesn't start up right away. I have a wait a while for things to cool down. Otherwise, the engine just cranks and cranks but never catches. Thanks all.