Normally I would say it was a bad fuel pump, or an associated fuel problem. Although, if you have no problem with a rough idle, or slow idle, then I would look for a loose Gound connection in the starter circut. Check ground connections, and especially the connections on your ignition switch.
fuel pump or crank sensor
ignition control module also called the ignitor No it is not the ignitor. An ignitor helps start the car however it does not keep the car running.
it can be different things but u can start checking with IAC or the fuel
Timing is way off or spark plug wires incorrectly connected.
the car will break or shut off automaticly
A lot of possible causes, I recommend a careful investigation.
Yes, some can actually shut down the computer and make your car unable to start.
I would start with replacing plugs, wires, and distributor cap/rotor (if applicable). If that doesn't help, have the timing and compression checked by someone who knows what they are doing. Those are the basic causes of ignition problems. Hope this helps!
you keep the car running and then you disconnect the positive then the negative out of your battery. Then you get back in the car and shut your car back off. Wait for about 20 minutes connect the cables back in the battery then start your truck that should work.
car cuts off
the car alarm will allow the car to start and run briefly then "shut down".
that generally means you need to replace the cam positioning snsor