Likely caused by a bad filter that allows air to circulate in the engine, also could mean you have bad pistons, alternator, converter, or perhaps a misfire in the engine, if not then there could be something else wrong in the engine
Best option is to have your car dianosed
Your engine probably has a vacuum leak
Replace the Idle Air Control Valve only about $50. This would cause funny idling and stalling out.
Try replacing the idle air control valve (IAC)
You dont you replace the timing control module
sounds like idling too low udjust it in front of whre linkage hooks to srew it in further
A car that is stopped with the engine running.
Is it carburated? If so I'd check that out, might need to be retuned or something.
Most of the time rough running and stalling is due to vacuum leaks. There is more of a load on the engine when it is in gear, so that lends itself to stalling out. When I look for vacuum leaks, I have the engine idling (maybe you need a friend to keep it from stalling) and then spray carburetor cleaner around the various hoses & gaskets that could be leaking. Any increase in the idle speed would be an indicator that you have a leak in that area.
if you don't use it enough the fuel goes 'stale' and gums up the carburetter
A miss, black smoke and a strong gas smell. Also, bad acceleration, rough idling, and stalling.
Do you mean the EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) system? If so the EGR valve is located on the backside of the cylinder head under the hood cowl. Common EGR symptoms are rough idling,stalling at idle, rough engine performance during light throttle application, and stalling during deceleration. Hope this helps
water in the fuel can cause an idling motor to sputter and/or die.