Check the EGR valve. It sounds like your EGR valve is staying open. An EGR valve that is open at idle will cause a car to stall. An EGR should be closed at idle and open when you are driving around.
cam position sensor has failed
weak fuel pump.
Probably not usually. For an idler pulley to put so much drag on the belt system that it stalls the engine, it would break or throw the belt altogether before the engine could actually stall.
Hi, I have had the same problem in two Camry's, it is a faulty/worn ignition switch an easy way to over come this is to fit a cheap relay into the starter circuit external to the starter, this will fix it.
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EGR is pluged!
I had the same problem. It would stall out after coasting down a hill. Cleaned the throttle body about six months ago. Has not stalled since then.
well it could be more than likely the flywheel is loose or warped check that first
The first thing I would try would be cleaning the throttle body with some carb and choke cleaner. When they get really dirty it can cause you to stall at slow speeds. On my 93 there is a Crank Shaft Position sensor. Mine started to melt and the jeep stalled at weired times for a week. If your jeep has a lock up solenoid in your tranny and its stuck on, then you will stall at stops Not sure about a 94, but my 2000 would stall while driving at highway speeds. Dealer replaced the oxygen sensor and it fixed the problem.
Did you replace the fuel filter as well? A plugged filter will cause the engine to stall.
Because the car is new, there is a really high chance that is computer's fault. I would not go there. You have almost new car, just bring it back to the dealer and let it be his headache.
many things.... could be bad fuel filter, your throttle body could be a little dirty, check air filter....
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does my 1996 pontiac ga stall out in park
because if you stop immediately then the car will stall.
when I did it ,it restarted my game.
No, it will not.