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I would suggest you have your fuel system checked. Could you post a little more information, please? Does it die when you take your foot off the gas, or at a stop light? Or just randomly?
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the problem was changing that fluid! rarely happen, but it will happen when people change transmission fluid on older car then the car messed up. when you change the fluid you washed all the friction material on the clutch surface by putting in new fluid.
try checking the thermostat control senser. it caused my bronco to start for a second and then die. after a while it would finally start and run for a while then die driving down the road. i changed the thermostat control senser and it fixed all problems of dieing
Check to see if you are getting power through your switch on your dash. I also suspect your shift motor but it is a lot easier to check it with a test light.
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