My Tempo dies after about 5 minutes of running it in town. It simply
needs restarted - but it dies at intesrsections.... Any idea ? Could
it be spark plugs ? Battery ?
Typically, if I come to a stop sign, and idle, it will just die.
poof. Turn the key, starts right back up. Just put a new starter in
it.
Any ideas ?
Thanks in advance
no longer a registered user - 20 Jul 2005 19:26 GMT
> Typically, if I come to a stop sign, and idle, it will just die.
> poof. Turn the key, starts right back up. Just put a new starter in
> it.
>
> Any ideas ?
yes the engine is doing what it is told to do.
sorry i just could not resist the comment :-)
are you getting air in the fuel line ??
Sharon K.Cooke - 20 Jul 2005 20:11 GMT
> My Tempo dies after about 5 minutes of running it in town. It simply
> needs restarted - but it dies at intesrsections.... Any idea ? Could
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> Thanks in advance
IAC valve or TPS, maybe ignition module.
coryrhonda - 22 Jul 2005 03:11 GMT
try just cleaning the throttle bore, cheap, easy and does wonders some of
the times for these symptoms
>> My Tempo dies after about 5 minutes of running it in town. It simply
>> needs restarted - but it dies at intesrsections.... Any idea ? Could
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> IAC valve or TPS, maybe ignition module.
lugnut - 22 Jul 2005 04:28 GMT
>My Tempo dies after about 5 minutes of running it in town. It simply
>needs restarted - but it dies at intesrsections.... Any idea ? Could
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>
>Thanks in advance
Most likely problem is dirty IAC and throttle body.
Throttle body may be cleaned on vehicle. Badly carnoned IAC
will probably need to be removed and soaked in solvent to
clean. Really bad carbon may require replacement of IAC.
IAC = Idle Air Control
Good Luck
Lugnut