You have a sticking valve or the problem is in the heater control. I have a 1998, and the temp control knob has to be turned back and forth in order to change from hot to cold. I don't know if the knob goes to a cable or if it has an electrical sensor. ==another possibility== You may just have a stuck or bad thermostat. This has happened to me on several cars ovedr the years and 9 times out of 10 the thermostat was bad. This can happen as normal wear and tear over time or because of a faulty cooling system. If the temperature gauge runs hot sometimes this could very well be the case.
could be the fuel pump
check your timing belt
The odd thing is that we perceive the passage of time by perceiving the passage of time. We are part of it. If time stopped, we would too. There would be no perception for us but that moment that time stopped. If it were to start up again, it would seem seamless to us.
a bad torque converter can sometimes make the vehicle die while stopped.[there are ohter less expensive reasons ]
Im guessing it would be a bad idler.
Most definitely but it would take a while
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No, because you'd be missing 3 of the characteristics of life, metabolism, adaptivity, and growth. Maybe, after time continued, you'd be alive again, but for the duration that time was stopped, you would not be.
I had a 1986 Ford Tempo that did the exact same thing. After replacing the relay in the truck of my car, I never had a problem again.
one block
been here... he thinks that you are cute, but doesn't really know you, so he doesnt have the guts to talk to you-_- and he never stopped he was just trying to hide it and wanted to see if you showed any interest to him:)
Timing belt.