Question:
I have a '94 Buick Regal. It stalls constantly. I will be driving down the road the and it just stalls. Does anyone have any idea why it is doing this. It can be very dangerous depending on where I am when it stalls.
Thank you for your time,
Answers:
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There are two pattern failures on this vehicle that relate to this symptom. I cannot say with any surety what the problem is, but I would start with looking at the trigger signal to the coils on the ignition control module, which is under the coils, or a failing fuel pump. There are certainly other possibilities but these are likely to be the two most common. To tell you the truth, based on my experience, I would lean towards the ignition control module as the number one possibility. Without a lab scope and current probe, as well as a fuel gauge, I don't think that this is something that will be able to be tracked down outside of a professional repair facility. To find one in the top 3-4% of all shops in the nation, go to ASE.com and find a Blue Seal rated facility in your area. I'm certain that they will start with the two areas that I've mentioned here. They will most likely drive the car with a fuel gauge as well as a current probe on the fuel pump power wire and a voltage probe on the ignition "trigger" wire, or spark output in order to determine whether or not you lose spark or fuel when this occurs. I know that I haven't solved your problem, but I hope that at least having some basic information about likely possibilities and their solutions may be comforting.What does NSX stand for from the Honda/Acura NSX?
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WELL WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT IS ON. IF IT STALLS ON ACCELERATION OR DECELERATION. IF IT JUST DIES OR IT CHUGGS TO IT'S STALL. IF YOU JUST WANT A QUICK ANSWER THEN BASED ON THE DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM I'D LOOK TO THE TUNE UP PARS FIRST. IF YOU CAN GIVE ME MORE INFO THEN E MAIL ME AT kerossbauer2@yahoo.com.More than likely your fuel pump is dieing a slow death. Have the fuel pressure checked. It is more than likely marginal at best. This is a common problem.
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It is probably the fuel pump. Bring it to a pro and have it looked at. That problem can get you killed.I have found someone interested in my 67 Dodge Polara. Any Idea how to know what to ask for it.?
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