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So, the ole' nag has started dying for NO REASON ! which is real
entertaining when the power steering goes out in a turn ![]() What happens is that it just DIES for no reason, like you turned off the key ! ! .. It will start back up after it sets a minute. hasn't left me stranded yet ![]() doesn't stay "broken" long enough for me to diagnose it. Oh, BTW it has a new fuel filter, cap and rotor. It's a 94 5.0. any suggestions other than just swapping out parts till it goes away ? Thanks |
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Had two different problems cause similar reaction in my TransAM. The
first turned out to be the catalytic converters went which messed with a sensor. The second was the alternator which wasn't providing enough charge to keep the battery from slowly dropping until it got so low that it would start after sitting for a while (like overnight), but when I got to the store, bank, or wherever, it wouldn't restart. It started doing this intermittently at first, but got progressively worse. I replaced the alternator and put the battery on charge overnight. After that no more problems. On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 18:00:07 -0700, "Armon Tanzerian" > wrote: >So, the ole' nag has started dying for NO REASON ! which is real >entertaining when the power steering goes out in a turn ![]() > >What happens is that it just DIES for no reason, like you turned off the key >! ! .. It will start back up after it sets a minute. hasn't left me >stranded yet ![]() >doesn't stay "broken" long enough for me to diagnose it. > >Oh, BTW it has a new fuel filter, cap and rotor. It's a 94 5.0. > >any suggestions other than just swapping out parts till it goes away ? > >Thanks > Hey! Spikey Likes IT! 1965 Ford Mustang fastback 2+2 A Code 289 C4 Trac-Lok Vintage Burgundy w/Black Standard Interior Vintage 40 Wheels 16X8" w/BF Goodrich Comp T/A Radial 225/50ZR16 |
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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 18:00:07 -0700, "Armon Tanzerian"
> wrote: >So, the ole' nag has started dying for NO REASON ! which is real >entertaining when the power steering goes out in a turn ![]() > >What happens is that it just DIES for no reason, like you turned off the key >! ! .. It will start back up after it sets a minute. hasn't left me >stranded yet ![]() >doesn't stay "broken" long enough for me to diagnose it. > >Oh, BTW it has a new fuel filter, cap and rotor. It's a 94 5.0. > >any suggestions other than just swapping out parts till it goes away ? > >Thanks > do a self test ya retard h u r c a s t |
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Armon Tanzerian wrote:
> So, the ole' nag has started dying for NO REASON ! which is real > entertaining when the power steering goes out in a turn ![]() > > What happens is that it just DIES for no reason, like you turned off the key > ! ! .. It will start back up after it sets a minute. hasn't left me > stranded yet ![]() > doesn't stay "broken" long enough for me to diagnose it. > > Oh, BTW it has a new fuel filter, cap and rotor. It's a 94 5.0. > > any suggestions other than just swapping out parts till it goes away ? > > Thanks > > Does it only happen in a turn? Does it only happen on a rigth turn? Does it happen when your fuel level is below 1/4 tank? Guess why I am asking LOL. If anyone has a clue, I would be very happy to have a direction for looking for a cause. JC 91 5.0 |
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when this happens and you crank it, and while it still wont start, do you
see the tach registering? I suggest you start it in the driveway and do a "tug test" to see if there's a bad harness connection. Be firm but gentle |
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No.. so far it's happened 4 times.. always going STRAIGHT.
I think the "tug test" has merit. but I've done some tugging with no obvious culprits so far. if it would JUST FAIL and stay failed, I could troubleshoot it! ! but just about the time I start to look, it starts right up ! ! ! At the moment, the fuel IS less than 1/4 tank "JC" > wrote in message .. . > Armon Tanzerian wrote: > >> So, the ole' nag has started dying for NO REASON ! which is real >> entertaining when the power steering goes out in a turn ![]() >> >> What happens is that it just DIES for no reason, like you turned off the >> key ! ! .. It will start back up after it sets a minute. hasn't left me >> stranded yet ![]() >> doesn't stay "broken" long enough for me to diagnose it. >> >> Oh, BTW it has a new fuel filter, cap and rotor. It's a 94 5.0. >> >> any suggestions other than just swapping out parts till it goes away ? >> >> Thanks >> >> > > > Does it only happen in a turn? Does it only happen on a rigth turn? Does > it happen when your fuel level is below 1/4 tank? > > Guess why I am asking LOL. > > If anyone has a clue, I would be very happy to have a direction for > looking for a cause. > > JC > > 91 5.0 |
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That's what she said.
-- Mark -- "I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates who once said, "I drank what?". " Val Kilmer in Real Genius. "Backyard Mechanic" > wrote in message 58... > when this happens and you crank it, and while it still wont start, do you > see the tach registering? > > I suggest you start it in the driveway and do a "tug test" to see if > there's a bad harness connection. Be firm but gentle > |
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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 18:00:07 -0700, "Armon Tanzerian"
> wrote: >So, the ole' nag has started dying for NO REASON ! which is real >entertaining when the power steering goes out in a turn ![]() > >What happens is that it just DIES for no reason, like you turned off the key >! ! .. It will start back up after it sets a minute. hasn't left me >stranded yet ![]() >doesn't stay "broken" long enough for me to diagnose it. > >Oh, BTW it has a new fuel filter, cap and rotor. It's a 94 5.0. > >any suggestions other than just swapping out parts till it goes away ? > >Thanks > suspect ignition module h u r c a s t |
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I've had both a bad ignition module & faulty fuel pump give me those very
same indications .. "Armon Tanzerian" > wrote in message news:[email protected]... > So, the ole' nag has started dying for NO REASON ! which is real > entertaining when the power steering goes out in a turn ![]() > > What happens is that it just DIES for no reason, like you turned off the key > ! ! .. It will start back up after it sets a minute. hasn't left me > stranded yet ![]() > doesn't stay "broken" long enough for me to diagnose it. > > Oh, BTW it has a new fuel filter, cap and rotor. It's a 94 5.0. > > any suggestions other than just swapping out parts till it goes away ? > > Thanks > > |
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"ironrod" > wrote in news
![]() @bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net: > I've had both a bad ignition module & faulty fuel pump give me those very > same indications > Which is why one should pay attention to the tach when a car wont start... to put it plain and simple... if the tach needle is laying on the peg as you crank, there's no signal to the coil. Needle should bounce as you turn ign on, then again as you crank. no bounce on ign on, means bad coil or no power to it |
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