I had a Toyota Camry (1985) that was always doing this. Taking it in to the the shop never resolved anything. While visiting family in Illinois, I got to talking about my problem of the stalling while I was running fine on the highway and my Brother (who worked for Dodge) asked me if I ever topped off the fuel. The answer was "yes" I used to overfill to get as much gas in there as possible. He told me that there is a vacumn near the mouth of the fuel tank and when you put too much gas in the tank you are interrupting the vacumn. I stopped doing that and never had a problem with it cutting off again. I had my faithful little Camry for 18 years and NEVER had to put any money into it except for regular maintenance. MaryAnne, SC
it is ok to continue driving the vehicle while the catalytic converter is not working properly?
Creates excess hydrocarbon emissions.
A plugged catalytic converter could be the culprit.
destroy the catalytic converter
possibly a clogged catalytic converter
If a car is sputtering at low speeds when driving one thing it could be is a clogged fuel filter. Another possibility is the catalytic converter could need replaced.
Dirty fuel/air filter. Plugged/damaged catalytic converter.
yes and its illegal if your car goes through emissions
A bad catalytic converter and stopped up muffler will slow down the car. The catalytic converter is under warranty up to 84,000 miles, if defective. If you ran over a speed bump and damaged it, you have to replace it. You can buy a lower catalytic converter for $120 from advance auto parts.
Most cars won't even run is the converter is clogged. Clogged converters can get very hot, maybe even start fires.
Catalytic converter. 9 out of 10 times when a car runs fin cool and stalls when warm, this is the problem.
Plugged fuel filter. Plugged catalytic converter.