check your fuel pressure at the rail. the regulator may be going bad. * turn key to on but not running. check for pressure. fuel pressure should hold for about 1-2 min at the rail before it bleads down. if you have an inital blast of pressure and then it is gone in 10-20 seconds change the regulator.
fuel pump may have a bad check valve
Carb.? Weak or bad accelerator pump? Fuel Injected? Perhaps bad injectors (leaking)
Have the timing checked.
Have your cold air intake checked out.
To be on the safe side, make your way to a medical centre to be checked over.
Fully charge your battery then take off cables. If still charged after sitting unhooked overnight, then you have a short somewhere and need to take to an electrician. If the battery is dead after sitting unhooked, buy a new battery.
Yes, sit is a verb.
i had a Chrysler product that did that years ago. have the distributor checked. it needs to be checked closely. one dealer missed it the other dealer found it by accident. it quit backing out of the shop.
Some individuals will experience swelling in the feet during prolonged standing, sitting, or running. This is usually normal but should be checked by your doctor during a regular medical examination.
Have you checked the fluid level, It could have lost a little fluid over the years even sitting there.
First of all, I need to know what kind of car, truck, etc. it is and the year. I might be able to help you with this question. And, does it restart? If so, what are the conditions of the restart that you have already checked?
Well, it most certainly is NOT the 2012 Ford Fusion no matter what the reviews say. And it's bucket seats are akin to sitting on baseball bleachers at the local park. I have personally tested every car on the market and find NOTHING that rides like my 1998 Buick Lesabre.