Check/change the spark plugs first. (4 NGK iridium plugs, about 25 dollars a plug)
Plug wires next.
Coils after that. (stock coils fail when spark plugs foul)
If the issue is not resolved by the ignition fixes, get a compression check from a rotary knowledgeable mechanic.
bad ignition timing.
It could, have the codes read.It could, have the codes read.
No, the Check Engine light will only come on when you have an emissions related problem.
had throttel body cleaned and idle reset yet when driving on major highways at speeds of 60MPH or more the wrench light will come on when slowing down or changing lanes and the car does not stall but loses power and could cause a serious accident
A likely cause is the battery it might need to be replaced or fixed due to faulty wiring also it may come from the transmission as well
Loose wire? I recommend asking this question specifying if you have manual or automagic transmission.
At what point does it lose power? As you're driving? When you come to a stop? plugged converter
cause he jus did
don't understand question, power led?
Freezing rain and heavy snow cause power failures by building up on overhead power lines, overburdening them. They either snap the line from the weight or come loose from their connectors to the poles and come down.
It could.It could.
A sledge hammer, they come in various sizes.