check the main ground from your fuse lines
starts slow, lights dim on starting.
its very shy and wont come out of its den and its starts losing its fur
yes it is
It could be the factory security system, is the light (security) flashing? *depends on what it is doing. dead start, clicking, battery connection bad or battery dying/dead; sputtering, almost starting without sparking, the fuel pressure is low and needs to build before it starts; bad injector system, fuel pump, clogged fuel filter.
It starts dying when people start playing foot ball on it and they finally get the technology to build house underwater.
It depends on what kind of plant it is and it depends on what nutrition the plant gets. When its time for the plant to die it stops growing and starts dying.
This is EXACTLY what's going on with my 93, I'm hoping somebody answers soon. It died today at a stoplight in heavy traffic!
Are there any codes that are coming up? If so then you need to read them. Usually when the vehicle keeps dying it will cause a trouble code. All I can say is that the Idle Air Controller is supposed to regulate the throttle to keep the vehicle running at idle. It could also be a vacuum leak. Just hard to say. This will give you something to check. Good luck. Brad
i think it's called The Dennonator ^^^ doesn't exist apparently, so I don't think that's it.
Then they have some hospital fun. And when she wakes up again he's dying in the bed next to her.
Your 1999 Oldsmobile Cutlass may be sputtering and dying after prolonged driving due to overheating, fuel delivery issues, or a failing ignition system. An overheating engine can cause the vehicle to stall, while a clogged fuel filter or failing fuel pump can restrict fuel flow. Additionally, a malfunctioning ignition coil or spark plugs may lead to misfiring and stalling. It's advisable to have the vehicle diagnosed by a professional to pinpoint the exact cause.
No she is not dying. No she is not dying.