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Your Car will start and run for 10 min then die you can wait 10 min or so and it will start up again you have changed the fuel pump and the ignition control module and you checked the coils?
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This answer is provided by, delunatic: check the fuel injectors, spark plugs, and make sure you have engine oil. seizing your engine is not fun. is it overheating? ,,, This answer is provided by, Jamison: The advise about keeping plenty of oil in your cars engine is VERY GOOD, But, I do not see how that is the problem here, Most cars do not have anyway to check the engine oil automatically, and if it restarts it must not be seizing up. The spark plugs are A very unlikely source of the problem, because worn spark plugs act up at start-up then they get better as the engine warms up. Fuel injectors generally either work or not, and if they have any other problem besides "not working" it should be leaking fuel into the engine at an increased rate, this would cause the engine to consume excessive amounts of fuel and would cause the engine to not want to idle, Other symptoms would include but not be limmited to,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,difficult to start,black or grey smoke from the exhaust,missing,not wanting to stop when the ignition is turned off..... I do not know what the problem is, I was watching hoping that someone else had A GOOD idea of what it could be because I have A car with this same action. Jamison.
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