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What would cause 1990 Volvo 740 GL to stall while driving?
There are several things that can cause your 1990 Volvo 740 to stall while driving. The most common cause is a bad fuel pump.
Can a loose battery cause your vehicle to stall while driving?
yes
Will an electronic ignition module going out cause your car to stall while you are driving it?
Absolutely.
Can a camshaft on a 95 Buick park ave cause a car to stall out while driving?
No.
Could a corroded negative battery connection cause your car to stall while driving?
Yes
What would cause a 96 Pontiac Bonneville to stall while you are driving?
crankshaft position censor
Why does a dodge stratus stall while driving?
The most common cause of a automobile stalling, while driving, is and electronic fuel pump going bad. The vehicle will begin to stall more and more and eventually not run at all.
What causes the engine to stall while driving?
There are several reasons an engine may stall while driving, here are three.The fuel tank is empty and the engine is starved of fuel.Not enough power to climb a hill causing a stall.Faulty or damp electronics on a petrol engine can also cause a stall.
What would cause a Dodge pickup 1500 to lose power while driving?
A dodge pickup 1500 would stall out while driving because of a defective air filter.
What would cause a 95 Nissan 240 sx to stall while driving but restart with no problem?
Your a bad driver get a license
Would an alternator cause a car to stall while driving?
Yes, a failing alternator can cause a car to stall while driving. The alternator is responsible for charging the battery and powering the electrical systems; if it fails, the battery can become depleted. As the electrical systems begin to falter, the engine may lose power, leading to a stall. Additionally, a weak alternator can cause issues with the ignition system, further contributing to stalling.
Will changing the fuel pump stop a 1998 Dodge Dakota from shutting off while driving?
If the fuel pump is the cause of the stall out.
