You need to check the crankshaft position sensor located on the top of the intake near the rear of the back side of the altenator the wire is usually attached to the alternator bracket my 1997 grand caravan 3.3 did the same thing good luck
AnswerIt sounds as if you have an ignition module going out, or a fuel pump/relay failing.This is very dangerous as the vehicle could stall out at any moment leading up to an accident. You should'nt drive this thing until the problem is fixed.
Also be sure the fuel filter isn't plugged up, replace it.
If the check engine light is or has illuminated, have it scanned for codes. They may help find the cause.
BAD FUEL PUMP OR CLOGGED FUEL FILTER
Frequently while slowing down to my 1991 caravan stops. I have to turn the key and restart it or it will stop completely. Why does this happen.
Timing belt or tensioner, loss of charging, fuel pump, ignition module among others. This year and model has a recall posted for the ignition switch. When the faulty ignition switch becomes worn over time, the vehicle will begin to intermittently and suddenly shut off while driving or while standing and idling. The recall notice says that the car will be able to restart but will continue to intermittently shut off without warning.
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check your coil
about 500 hours
IDK yup
It would die and not restart. Yes it may restart! I have had modules quit when they get hot and work again when they cooled down.
Bad fuel filter or maybe some water in the gas tank.
check your crank sensor
that sounds like your starter motor isn't working, which would explain why there is no noise when you try to restart it