Cars dies when driving change fuel pump and filte complete tune up change crank sensor pick up sensor and coil pack done know what else to do

when you said you replaced the coil pack this makes me concerned. When the truck cools off does it crank back up then die again, if so it sounds like the coil pack I know you replaced it but if the truck does as I asked you then replace the coil pack again from all the manuals that is what is wrong let me know please and Good Luck

Check all the fuses.

I was just thinking about the sudden stall problem ,and no start problem .Have you checked the coil pack. When the car is cold it should start ,when it warms up ,with the under hood temps ,it will probably stall ,again. Try replacing the coil pack .
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If a car like yours dies while driving then I would suspect a fuel pump issue or a crank position sensor issue. Has your timing belt been replaced? that should be done at 100k miles. If the timing belt is coming apart it will throw pieces of itself onto the crank position sensor. Have someone check the fuel pressure and inspect the timing belt and crank sensor.

if it is getting fuel then there is no problem with pump relay or switch, check for spark. if no spark it is ether the crank sensor or the coil pack.

Could be the cam sensor, crank sensor, coil pack, fuel pump. Even if no warning light is lit, the computer is recording these shut downs and why. A good mechanic, with the proper scanner can pinpoint the culprit.

Have you replaced the crank sensor? There isn't really any way to test it, however it isn't expensive and it is fairly easy to replace. Good luck.

possibly 4 things 1 bad ignition coil heating up then breaking down,2 clogged fuel filter,3 weak fuel pump,4 bad throttle position sensor or map sensor to check sensors simply put on hand held scanner and look for codes. replace fuel filter replace coil pack along with tune up plugs wires put fuel pressure gauge to see if fuel pump is working properly

The spark is to weak change the crank sensor.If that does not solve the problem then its the coil pack that needs to be replaced

ignition coil pack it intermitten.

also check the crank sensor and the main crank pulley, this is where the engine gets its firing orders from