No.
Low coolant levels can lead to engine overheating, which may cause a car to stall. When the engine overheats, it can trigger safety mechanisms that shut down the engine to prevent damage. However, low coolant alone typically doesn't cause stalling directly; it's the resulting overheating that poses the risk. It's important to maintain proper coolant levels to ensure optimal engine performance and prevent potential stalling issues.
Yes. It does big time
A bad water pump can cause your car to stall if the bearing has failed or it is causing overheating. A seized bearing will put excessive strain on the engine and stall it out.
no
Yes, the signal to the PCM can be wrongfully perceived as low coolant, even if the car is full of anti-freeze.
A bad spark plug or spark plug wire will cause your car to run rough. A dirty air filter will also cause your car to run rough.
A fuel pump relay switch can cause your car to stall after starting. A malfunctioning fuel pump relay switch can cause your car to not start at all.
possibly the coolant temp. sensor
yes it will
Vaccum leaks
timing is wrong, coolant leak, bad radiator or thermostat, head gasket....
No, it will just make the car loud.