I had my car in the shop yesterday to be diagnosed. A technician un-plugged my sensor(s) as a temporary fix as my car stalls on take-off (not always) and has extreme issues starting (once warm) and chugs. Now my car is chugging as I drive and I know it's in part due to the computer not being able to ''read'' the temperature of my engine, etc... but how to I reconnect the sensor/gauge? I'm letting my engine cool down now, but didn't find any help in my manual. My car is a 1994 Saturn SL2 1.9L DOHC sedan.
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I, too, have a problem with the RPM's running oddly going from 1.5-2 then down to 0 and my car almost dies, then it goes back up to 1.5-2 then back down to 0 and almost dies ... since they unplugged the sensor for the coolant it no longer does that, but my car is acting awefully & I want to reconnect the sensors...but don't know how & the shop is closed. A parts store service man said it could also be the Throttle Sensor...?? Anyone have any idea? The estimate I got to fix my car was $1,120 - I bought the car for $1,900. Is it even worth it to fix the darn thing???
put a coolant sensor in they are about $12 located under the t-stat housing
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