Car dying while driving (electrical) - 1992 Oldsmobile 88

Hello. It seems your car's TCS Traction Control System is malfunctioning; causing the torque converter to stay 'engaged' to the engine. This will stop the engine from running when your car is in any drive gear. I don't know what your car's electrical problem is. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

if you lost all power to your car, even electrical...it sounds like your starter may have went. If it were a fuel pump you would still have electricity and a crank, but the car just wouldn't turn over because it's not getting any fuel.

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did you change your battery or have a load test performed on it,it could be bad.
Have your mechanic change the wire harness for the alternator at the plug,they can burn out on the inside and look good on the outside,They are black 10 guage with orange stripe,and smaller guage plug wires.This part canbe purchased from the parts store, or dealer.

I think I'd have to gamble on a new relay, and clean up contacts in those sockets with electrical cleaner, then add dielectric grease before plugging in new one. Do the pump first obviously.

just clean and tighten your battery terminal connections, both positive and negative poles.

Hi there.Hope this can help.On the top of the transmission there's a black electrical plug that the shift linkage goes in..It sounds like the range sensor is out of adjustment..If you try going from reverse to like first or second does it still stall.You may have to get it adjusted.Does the selector in the car where it say P R N D 2 1 Line up with its indicator.

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BAD ALTERNATOR, replace an solve your problem. Good Luck If this fix your problem leave me FIX-YA thanks