Don't assume the battery had anything to do with the stalling. If a stalling proiblem was associated with the battery, it would have done it right away. And if it did, it would usually need to relearn the idle. The computer needs reset. It could be that the battery wasn't the problem to begin with, it was the alternator, or something in the charging system. So you put in a new battery, and it's got some juice, but not too much.. It works fine for a few starts, but then the engine dies, and you can't start it again. Likely the battery isn't getting a charge. Another theory is that your trunk light isn't turning off when you close the trunk, so it drains the battery, and on short runs the battery doesn't get charged enough. Had the same thing happen to me in a 2001 Dodge Stratus. Fools replaced the battery but forgot to attach the thing that made the computer remember everything (sorry dont know all the tech terms). Had to make it learn how to idle in park, then in drive, then with the air conditioner on, etc.
Weak battery or starter.
I just put a new battery and alternator in my car, but when i put it in gear or start slowing down to stop..the car die out. Also the brake light is continely on.
there seems to be a short in the electrical system, i would start by checking the heater switch,
If you are using it to turn on the car a good battery would help.
Check the battery cables or starter.
I would not I would buy a 12 volt charger and plug it in for a day
No, the starter is usually for help starting your car along with your battery. If your car is stalling chack all your spark plugs and wires. If that doesn't work your alternator might not be working. Starters help your car START.
stalling, but not often?
9 or so would give you the correct voltage but they would not give you the amperage that a car battery would give you and that you would need to start the car.
Sounds like a short on one of the battery cells. Get the local tyre and battery shop to check the battery out
no if the car doesnt start check the battery and the alternator and the starter.
Certainly, a loose wire on the car battery can cause the car not to start.