I am having the same problem with my 2000 GT and it is getting worse. I finally got the engine light to come on and took it to Autozone. It said it was either the MAF sensor or the MAP. So that is all i know. I am trying to find more out before i start playing with those or break down and take it in.
A bad fuel pump can cause stalling. The oil pressure will show low oil on the lights or gauges but if the pressure is ok then the switch should not cause stalling.
Damage of the blades of the compressor ,cauesd due high angles of pressure ,caused by air flow is called stalling of a compressor
It can if its dirty enough. Spend ten bucks and replace it to see if your stalling goes away. Replaced mine today and its purrin.
Air in the fuel line?? There is a filter in your tank that may need to be replaced.
Could be the Fuel Pressure Regulator
dont know specifically. i was having idle problems, i remember somebody mentioning a temp sensor as something that could cause this .
, They replaced for me the Ignition module and Fuel pump relay so that it could be restarted, then the EGR valve to keep it from stalling at stop lights; then I also replaced the Fuel Pressure Regulator diaphragm and Idle Air Control Valve, TPS sensor, IAF sensor, and finally the EGR Valve Solenoid which seems to give much more stable idle when in gear at a stoplight. Hope this helps
A fuel rail pressure regulator could cause trouble.
check throttle plate builds up with carbon
bad ignition switch. had the same problem until I replaced it.
Yes the fuel pressure regulater will cause stalling and a few more things too ..like back fire, sputtering,and in some cases they squirt gas all over the engine. good luck Ed....(mrjunky)
You might own a Daimler-Chrysler product. Consider cleaning (the inside of) the throttle body.