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if its a manual then it could be three things, clutch cable or throttle cable, or IAC (idle air control valve) but if its an automatic it could be throttle cable or IAC.
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Why would your automatic car start fine idle fine but when you put it into gear it stalls?
IF IT IS A MANUAL TRANSMISSION CAR, THEN IT SOUNDS AS IF YOUR CLUTCH IS BAD/WORN OUT.
Your car stalls when i engage the clutch. this only happens when slowing down. my car is a 1994 Ford Mondeo 16v 1.8?
your car stalls when u gear down because you geared down too much. your car stalls when u gear down because you geared down too much.
1994 Chevy lumina apv sometime stalls when put in gear help?
First what motor is in the van? Than tell me what it does before it stalls or you put it in gear. There many different possiables that it could be.
If the boat outboard motor starts buy stalls when put into gear what is wrong?
what causes a boat motor 40 hp to stall when it is put in gear
Chevy Cavalier stalls when you put it into gear?
Check your fuel pressure first then go from there.
If 2002 Nissan Altima stalls when put into gear what is wrong?
it sounds like the neutral switch
Suzuki 600 stalls soon as put into gear help?
Try putting up the kickstand
If the car starts but when you put it in gear it cuts off?
car starts but when i put it in gear it stop
What can i do if my truck stalls after i put in octane boost in the tank?
put more in or get a new car
1993 Mercury Topaz stalls when put in gear?
THE TIME A RAN IN TO THIS WAS THE INTER WALL OF EXHAUST COLLISED
How do you fix a v star 2001 that stalls once put in 1st gear?
Kick stand switch??
When it's cold the car will start but when I put it into gear it often stalls Why?
Because when the engine is sitting there not warmed up with any fluids running through the components, and suddenly it gets put into gear, it stalls to send a warning that the engine is still cold..always warm up a vehicle when the weather is cold! ALWAYS! even a new car, if its cold you must let the car work itself into driving conditions....try running a mile with absolutely no liquid running through you, see how many times YOU stall..
