Does this problem only occur when it's cold outside. If it happens shortly after starting, say within the first 5 mintes of running it could be the fuel pump. When it happens, does it start right back up? If it doesn't try carefully hitting the gas tank with a mallet hard enough to try to get the fuel pump to work, if that's it. If the car starts now it seems like the fuel pump to me. If it happens when you've been driving for a while it may be the throttle position sensor.
Your Chevrolet Cavalier 97 might stall when going downhill because it has a bad fuel filter. It could also be the spark plugs misfiring.
with me it was the o2 censer
There are several sending units (AKA Sensors) in that vehicle. Which one did you have in mind?
overheating it would. Or if it was stick not being in the right gear trying to find the system causing it would help, if the air intake or filter was so clogged it couldn't suck air it could stall, and low fuel pressure could also make it stall rather slowly. Bad electrical connections could cause a quicker stall.
a reason for a vehicle to stall when hot may be a faulty ignition control module.
The engine could stall when you are on the road, causing a traffic problem.
It needs a tune-up.
The most common reason for a car to stall is a lack of fuel. The gas tank could be empty or the fuel injectors. Need to be cleaned.
it sounds like ur clutch went out in it.
A leak in the brake booster is one common reason why a car would stall or hesitate when the brakes are pushed. There could also be an obstruction in the brake line.
There could be a couple causes . The first would be the oxygen censor isn't working properly and the other is the coil pack is probably going out.
There are several things which could be causing the car to stall out while driving. The most common and least difficult problem is that the spark plugs may need to be changed.