We're talking about 10 to 15 minutes from a cold start to stall, right? This is usually an failure of a solid state ignition system component. Check for spark using a spark tester or screwdriver. If you have spark, ignore the rest of this answer.
I take it you have a 4-cyl DOCH engine? Look for a faulty crank sensor, cam sensor, or coilpack. If it's a SOHC engine, crank sensor or coilpack. If you lack the equipment needed to tell which is bad (by viewing CKP/CAM signals using a lab scope) try replacing all of the above.
Note that if a CAM or CKP sensor is bad, and you can crank the engine over for more than 30 seconds without the engine starting it should set a code in the computer which you can read with a scan tool. If there is no code, you're likely looking at a bad coilpack.
When replacing any of these components, check that the wiring connectors are in good condition and make a telephone call to verify that an updated wiring connector is not required.
There are a couple of things you can try if you find yourself running low on RAM, and your computer is slow. You can restart your computer which closes all running programs. Checking your internet connection may also be slowing your computer.
There are a couple of reasons why a lawnmower will not stay running or not getting fuel. The carburetor may be clogged up or the lawnmower gas may have water in it.
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I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM AND IT WAS THE FUEL PUMP INT THE GAS TANK.
When it's running, the sediment in the fuel gets stirred up & blocks the filter, causing it to stall. When it sits for a couple hours, the sediment settles back on the bottom, opening up passageways thru the filter. It's just not 'sticking' to the filter. Either clean the tank & line, or remove the filter and run the garbage thru your engine, then install a new filter.
Not at all, it's just a little pinch, but once you get it you might be uncomfortable sitting for a couple of days because weight is being pushed against the piercing.
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Yes it is still running but that couple looks like there 15 year olds
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I'd check the ignition module, my Chevy did the same thing, once it warmed up it would sputter a couple of times the blow a flame out the exhaust pipe, then death. i had to wait 4 to 5 hours for it to cool down till i could start it.
Any website that sells running gear will have running gloves. A couple of options are kellysrunningwarehouse.com and roadrunnersports.com.
The couple whispered as they did not want to be overheard by the people sitting at the next table.