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I would suspect the Oxygen sensor. When was it replaced last?
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Fred Hoelzle |
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O2 sensor in absolutely no way cause the car to stall and not re start.
You are losing fuel, or spark. Start the car and let it warm up. When it starts to stumble, check fuel pressure. You can get a cheap fuel pressure gauge at harbor freight. Next, pull a wire and ground it out. Chances are you will only see a small spark. The symptoms you are explaining sound like a classic bad cap and rotor.
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Eugene 10 E63 AMG 93 300te 4matic 07 BMW X3 14 Ford F-150 Fx2 |
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A faulty Oxygen sensor could certainly cause the engine to stall after driving only a few miles. I have experienced that exact scenario. By all means check the condition of the distributor cap and rotor. Recommend Bosch parts as replacements. You may want to replace the distributor cap O-ring while you're at it.
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Fred Hoelzle |
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What I said in my previous post is that a o2 sensor would not cause a car to stall AND not restart.
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Eugene 10 E63 AMG 93 300te 4matic 07 BMW X3 14 Ford F-150 Fx2 |
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