I own a 92 Toronado Trofeo (96K miles) that seems to be experiencing the
same problem as yours. It will start and run fine, but then just die --
no engine power, no radio, no power steering, no assisted brakes (that's
pretty scary!), nothing. If I leave it for about 5 or 10 minutes, it
starts again just fine. It *seems* to be related to times when I've been
pushing it harder than usual -- up or down hills, accelerating hard on a
freeway, etc.
Did you find the solution for your car? Can anyone offer advice?
Many thanks,
TrofeoSC - 29 Sep 2004 22:08 GMT
A common cause for this is the ignition module. One thing to mention, if a
cam position sensor fails on a VIN C or newer 3800, the car will start and
run, but the SES light will be illuminated. The car will run just fine, but
sequential fueling will not be enabled.
TrofeoSC - 29 Sep 2004 22:09 GMT
A common cause for this is the ignition module. One thing to mention, if a
cam position sensor fails on a VIN C or newer 3800, the car will start and
run, but the SES light will be illuminated. The car will run just fine, but
sequential fueling will not be enabled.