Ecm, control module Pukenstein@aol.com Also quite possibly an ignition control module. This is famous in most Ford and GM vehicles. Chrysler vehicles tend to have a problem with the "pick-up" assembly or the little black disc under the distributer cap. if it is fuel injected try checking the fuel pressure regulator Chrysler vehicles tend to have a problem with the "pick-up" assembly or the little black disc under the distributer cap.
Most likely a gain in weight that would bring her back into fertile weight again. Or hormone therapy.
A disconnection in your wiring. loose wiring.
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bad battery or loose battery cable
My 92 PA had the same problem. After it cooled down it would start again. The crank and the cam sensors were found to be bad. These were replaced and I have had no problem since.
you have a bad crank senser
Faulty light bulbs, damaged engine.
Clogged fuel filter, or failing fuel pump.
You should see your OBGYN.
It could be that your head gasket is shot. It may cause your antifreeze to leak, and your engine will overheat.
Have you checked the fuel pump and gas tank? Also fuel lines and fuel filter. Low flow will cause one to die because of fuel starvation, but then start again because it takes little to start.
Many times an electronic fuel pump, that is going bad, will cause the engine to stop running and then start again. The fuel pump will eventually get worse.