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  • kj4yxy
    Member
    • Oct 2013
    • 54
    #1

    Die wile driving

    So here is a problem that has happened before but, I'm not sure when it it happens any why. So as I drive usually in the morning to school when it's real cold in the morning, I will drive, as I approach a stop light, I shift into neutral and stop. But what happens, is that I drive and the engine will just die. I stop and turn it on and it acts normal.
    The only thing that worries me is that my old car did that right before it commit suicide. And I'm starting to get a bit worried. It did it 3 times this morning on a 2.5 mile drive to school. It's only happened once during a time not in the morning and cold.

    Any thoughts as why this could be happening?


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    • blunttech
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      • Jul 2004
      • 12850
      #2
      Start by replacing your relays
      all 3 of them
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        • kj4yxy
          Member
          • Oct 2013
          • 54
          #3
          Originally posted by blunttech
          Start by replacing your relays
          all 3 of them
          Well so far it seems to have been the fact that my injectors were a bit dirty.


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            • deutschman
              R3V Elite
              • May 2008
              • 5958
              #4
              Is English your second language?
              I dont think it is dirty injectors. I would do what Blunt said. The relays are not that expensive. Just grab a few and pop them in and move on from there. Diagnosing auto problems usually means trying a few different things through a proses a elimination.
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                • jlevie
                  R3V OG
                  • Nov 2006
                  • 13530
                  #5
                  My first suspects would be intake leaks or an ICV/TPS problem.
                  The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
                  Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL

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