My 92 PA did the same thing. Either the crank or cam sensor can cause this. Both sensors are needed for the computer to fire a spark plug at the right time. It seems to occur after the engine warms up. When it cools down it will start again. The computer error code should show which one is bad.
Seventh generation Buick LeSabres are electronically limited to a top speed of 108. The engine won't shut off, it just doesn't get any faster.
If a 2000 Pontiac Grand Am shuts off while in drive, there could be a problem with the passlock sensor. There could also be an issue with the fuel pump.
I would replace the control module within the distributor ( $ 25.00) It is not hard to do. This module is a microprocessor and as they age they are sensitive to heat. As you drive your car it warms up and shuts off.
what will cause a transmission in a 1992 buick lasebre to shrudderas and stall engine
I would start with the Pickup Coil and the Crank Sensor.
It actually could be some type of sensor such as the o2 sensor. Having a fried sensor can actually send mixed signals to your ecu which will make the car die or shut off.
Spark plug wires porous? Defective distributor cap? Defective ignition coil?
What kind of car? More than likely a bad alternator, could also be a bad distributor or other spark related parts.
It might be a cooling problem such as the thermostat. I think you should get the cooling system checked. Something is causing it to overheat.
My 98 riviera was doing the same I put some stp complete fuel system cleaner and it stopped happening might be worth a try it was only $9
You could have a bad door switch on your drivers door
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