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Brakes.
Check fuses
Typically not, but a kinked hose or a hose that collapses can stop circulation until the engine coolant builds pressure. Usually, when an engine overheats then suddenly the temperature drops... it's a sticky thermostat.
sounds like the ignition control module
Out of Oil Out of Water Out of Gas Dead Alternator
A loose wire would cause the horn to stop working on your Dodge Avenger 2.4L engine.
Check to see if you are getting fuel and spark
Yes, it can stop suddenly. You may not have a code set if it failed instantly.
That depends on what is ticking, and why. Generally, a minor engine tick that suddenly goes away was caused by a clog in the oil pathways inside the engine that cleared up suddenly. If the engine generally ticks until the engine is warmed up, this suggests a clog in the engine's internal oil pathways that stays there, but as the oil warms and thins it's able to squeeze through enough to stop the engine from ticking.
Not having one, will allow particles in and effect your engine and cause damage and cause your engine to stop running. It can also be dangerous and cause an engine fire.
No, it will not cause the engine to stop but it will cause internal engine damage if it is overfilled to the point that the crankshaft makes contact with the oil in the oil pan. This will cause cavitation and will cause air to be mixed with the oil creating a froth. This air mixed with the oil is a poor lubricant and will cause internal engine wear to all bearing and moving parts. Drain out all excess oil immediately.
well if the throttle isn't getting gas to the engine it would suddenly stop because of no fuel. On the other hand if the faulty throttle is like some of the Toyotas lately and gets stuck to the floor, your car would suddenly work way too well! :o