Car Engine Dies While Driving Jacksonville FL
Having a car engine die on you while you’re in the middle of driving in Jacksonville can be very scary. If you are having this problem get started on fixing it right away. Read the following article to learn what to do.
BooBoo's Automotive, RV, Tire & Towing
(904) 739-0063
(904) 739-0063
6299-9 Powers Avenue%2C Suite 244
Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Banta Auto Repair & Electric
(904) 642-2231
(904) 642-2231
1718 Saint Johns Bluff Road South%2C %231
Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Custom Import Repair, Inc.
(904) 721-6646, 001-2004
(904) 721-6646, 001-2004
10014-3 Atlantic Boulevard
Jacksonville, FL
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Car Engine Dies While Driving
Reader Question
Not only am I asking for your help, but I will be happy to pay you for your help, if you can fix my problem.
I have a Buick Park Avenue that simply dies in the middle of the road. If you let it set a while, it will start back up and drive perfectly fine. It has been in the Buick house five times, in the Olds house three times, and to at least five other shops. Everyone fixes something and tells me that the problem is fixed, but it still dies in the middle of the road. Nothing seems to make any difference.
I will list some things that have been fixed, but I doubt if I can remember them all:
Timing Chain and Gear
Timing bug
Camshaft Sensor (3 times)
Crankshaft Sensor
Fuel Pump
Intake manifold dye checked
Head Gaskets
Fuel Pump
Alternator
Ignition Module
Coil Pack
Oxygen Sensor (3 times)
Plugs and wires (2 times in 8,000 miles)
Catalytic Converter
Numerous little parts
Any ideas?
Hello there
Wowowow...they replaced just about everything...except the computer...which might be a good guess at this point.
When you say you have to wait for it to restart….does the engine turn over, but NOT start during this waiting period or does NOTHING happens when you turn the key?
If the engine turns over, but wont start:
The problem you state is pretty common and usually solved by replacing the following
1. Ignition coil and module
2. Crankshaft sensor
I have not had much luck using non GM (A/C Delco) parts on the Ignition module – coil – and crank sensors if these parts are NOT A/C Delco I would probably replace them AGAIN using A/C Delco. You can buy Delco parts at any auto supply store...not just from the dealer.
To read the full article, visit Myhonestmechanic.com
Not only am I asking for your help, but I will be happy to pay you for your help, if you can fix my problem.
I have a Buick Park Avenue that simply dies in the middle of the road. If you let it set a while, it will start back up and drive perfectly fine. It has been in the Buick house five times, in the Olds house three times, and to at least five other shops. Everyone fixes something and tells me that the problem is fixed, but it still dies in the middle of the road. Nothing seems to make any difference.
I will list some things that have been fixed, but I doubt if I can remember them all:
Timing Chain and Gear
Timing bug
Camshaft Sensor (3 times)
Crankshaft Sensor
Fuel Pump
Intake manifold dye checked
Head Gaskets
Fuel Pump
Alternator
Ignition Module
Coil Pack
Oxygen Sensor (3 times)
Plugs and wires (2 times in 8,000 miles)
Catalytic Converter
Numerous little parts
Any ideas?
Hello there
Wowowow...they replaced just about everything...except the computer...which might be a good guess at this point.
When you say you have to wait for it to restart….does the engine turn over, but NOT start during this waiting period or does NOTHING happens when you turn the key?
If the engine turns over, but wont start:
The problem you state is pretty common and usually solved by replacing the following
1. Ignition coil and module
2. Crankshaft sensor
I have not had much luck using non GM (A/C Delco) parts on the Ignition module – coil – and crank sensors if these parts are NOT A/C Delco I would probably replace them AGAIN using A/C Delco. You can buy Delco parts at any auto supply store...not just from the dealer.
To read the full article, visit Myhonestmechanic.com
