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How- cooling oil why- overheating is bad for the engine parts
Find your distributor cap. (spark plug wires attach to it.) Follow the one in the center of the cap back. If you have the 302 (5.0) it's on top of the valve cover on the passenger side of the engine. As for stalling, how long is it running for? Is the engine overheating or even getting up to temp?
The pick-up coil in a distributor could cause a miss, but the possibility is tiny. It would more likely cause the engine to cut out completly, even for just a 1/4 second rather than a steady miss.
How - with cooling oil Why - because friction causes heat, and overheating is bad for moving parts.
The engine may cut out when the temperature rises because the engine could be overheating. It is best to have a mechanic inspect the car and make any necessary repairs.
Nothing, they are there for show.....Just cut them off.
The car is stalling for a mechanical reason possibly engine overheating theyres no reason it should naturally cut off...unless the engine is too hot and its protecting itself.it could also shake if its low on gas...my 1989 dodge spirit shakes when low on gas and jerks
Crank angle sensor
Yes. After that you will need a new engine.
There is something wrong with your radiator that it is not cooling your engine coolant. The heater has a little rad in it that sends heat to the cabin and thereby cooling the engine coolant also. If you stop the heat then your engine returns to overheating. Get this fixed or engine replacement will be in your future.
well if you plan on doing that to a stock motor.. I wouldn't do it.. cause the computer would be sending flase information all over the place.. Bad Idea.. But if your putting a different motor in.. Just cut the wires and install your new distribtor.. I totally wiped out all the computer stuff in my car.. cut all wires.. and used old school distributor.. it was very simple
When there are impurities in the fuel tank, a car can cut out. Water and overheating are also common causes of cut outs.