This problem is in most cars, that is when running the AC on a hot day. There is a solenoid, or a solenoid and a valve to adjust the idle when the AC compressor kicks in so the engine will not die.
My suggestion is check the vacuum hoses, as there is most likely one more more that are cracked or loose causing the problem.
Check your spark plugs and leads.
Your Dodge Durango may stall when idling at a stop light for a couple of reason. One reason may be that a part needs to be replaced on the car.
One of the reasons for a 2003 Nissan Sentra to run rough and stall out when it comes to stop is a bad oxygen sensor. Another cause for the running rough could also be a dirty air cleaner.
I dont have the answer, but my 92 does the same thing
1989 Nissan Sentra Wagon 5 Speed intermittently wants to die out. Unless I give it gas it will stall. It will start back up again, with the same problem until problem stops. No pattern to diagnose.
There are several things that can cause your Jeep to stall while idling. The timing may be off or your fuel filter may be clogged.
2001 sienna stall while just stop while driving. electric just cut out power, then switch can operated but idling roughling
my 2001 Sentra would constantly stall when idling. My mechanic had a tough time diagnosing the problem because the "computer" kept giving the wrong codes. He ended up replacing the Mass Air Flow Sensor($250) and Knock sensor($170), and TPS sensor($100). Probably did not need all three replaced, but it runs great now. You could have them check those first.
The most likely cause is a faulty engine crankshaft position sensor.
It may be because the idling unit is broken.
Back in 2006, my Sentra with 78K miles was stalling and was cutting out while accelerating. The Nissan dealer found that the air flow sensor was failing. The part was about $200 with $270 labor. Please note that there are also several recall campaigns and one is on the crankcase position sensor which can go out and stall your car for good. Good Luck!
It could stall if you use the rear brake while going downhill. Is this the case?