This depends upon the car; but, generally, any out-of-tune condition or vacuum leak can cause it. jb The very most likely cause is a clogged throttle body. A Chevy dealer will fix it for under $200. This is a very typical symptom of this problem. VBdenny A common cause is a corroded EGR valve. Often you can spray some lubricant on the rod the EGR valve rides on and that will correct the problem, if not permanently at least it could tell you if that's it.
No it takes a very long time for gas to be renewed
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Yes, but ... and there is always a Butt: You would need a lot of them to actually move the car. They use a lot more gas than you can produce in any given time.
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The capacity of cars' gas tanks vary widely. The ml of petrol in a car depends on the capacity of the gas tank and how full the tank is.
what kind of car is it
It could be the fuel pump.
We need a little more info here. Did the car run out of gas before you refilled it and ran into the "won't start" problem? OR, does this happen every time you put fuel in the car? I'd guess that sometimes, the car might start? Can you help us out with details, please?! FriPilot It happens every time i put gas in it.
Alot of things.. bad gas.. No gas.. Engine is dead.. etc.
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Miles divided by gallons of gas put in your car. I reset my odometer every time I fill up my car. That way, next time you would fill up your car, you take the miles that are on it and divide it by how many gallons of gas it takes to fill your car up.
My car has done the same thing and i found that old gas was the only problem
Push in the clutch and give it more gas.
If you give the car gas and it immediately dies but idles without giving the car gas, the VAF could be unplugged. If the car immediately dies without giving the car gas, it could have low fuel pressure, vaccum leaks, compression issues.
lock the car with the fob or use the button on the door. Close the car and unlock the car with the key on the drivers door and it should work. You will have to do this every time you unhook the battery
I found that putting low grade gas in car mad it idle high. Does it every time
Yeah my 1991 Ford Tempo does the same thing it starts and idles no problem but if i stop at a gas station and leave it running and come back out to the car i put it in reverse or drive it dies every once in a while