[Shotimes] Getting Very Frustrated - Random Stalling

Ian Fisher dataflash@yahoo.com
Tue, 16 Nov 2004 09:45:52 -0800 (PST)


The intermittent stalling on my previous SHO (94 atx)
was caused by a loose wire inside of the coil pack
connector. This was one of those "once in a blue moon
things" that we figured out after tearing the entire
front of the motor apart to replace the CPS (replaced
the water pump and timing belt while we were in there
anyway). I started the car back up and it stalled
again. We started shaking parts of the wiring harness
as the car was running and that's how we found the
problem. Just an FYI-it probably isn't your problem
but it doesn't hurt to try this. I would focus on the
DIS area and the coil pack.

You didn't recently have the intake off or
painted/powdercoated, did you? The DIS relies on the
intake being torqued completely and unpainted behind
the DIS and the ground bolts for it to work properly.

good luck
Ian

--- M Khan <jkhan302@yahoo.com> wrote:

> --- George Fourchy <krazgeo@comcast.net> wrote:
> > and the IAB gets voltage from the PCM to supply
> idle
> > air).  If it doesn't, it is
> > sticking open, and could deliver a bad mixture
> some
> > of the time, possibly stalling
> > the engine....
> 
> I can understand the IAC causing a stall at idle,
> but
> how does the IAC come into play when driving at
> highway speeds?  Doesn't the IAC more or less cease
> function when the throttle plate is opened? 
> Wouldn't
> the perpetual motion of the engine cause it to keep
> running, even if it momentarily lost spark?  I think
> that I'm losing spark completely, therefore causing
> the engine to shut down.  But how could this happen?
> Don't ignition components either function, or not
> (how
> does this explain the intermittenty)?
> 
> Please help me out!
> 
> Mike
> 95 MTX
> Still frustated.....
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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