93 century custom v6 only stalls when gas gauge reaches the half tank mark when slowing down(gauge fluxuates at slow down and turns...not sure if this is normal). I can normally tell when its going to stall and prevent it by pumping brakes and gradually slowing down at a way slower rate than normal. This tends to happen around 20-25 mph. When it does stall and I start the engine back up the rpms jump to about 2500-3000 then mellow back out. Please help asap trying to sell car
Check the fuel injector that may be plugged allowing fuel not to enter as fast as it should at low speeds
SOURCE: 2003 Honda Civic runs hot when idling.
Check the cooling fan switch. It appears your auxiliary electric cooling fan isn't going on when at idle. and engine temp increases. While you are driving, air is being rammed thru your radiator as you cruise along, so it isn't overheating, at idle, that isn't happening, and the fan should go on as the temp goes up. When the ac is switched on, the fan is being signaled to operate due to the heavy ac load on the cooling system.
SOURCE: gas gauge reads empty but tank acts like it's full
I also have a 04 with a 1.8L. same problem. I took the fuel regulator off. It is a black box behind the rear tire under car. It only has 2 bolts to take off. After that there is a couple of vent hoses from the tank going to this box. Unplug them and 1 electrical connection. The electrical connection and one vent is connected to a T connection on the box that you can unplug by twisting on the T. Take that T off and look inside where you unplugged the hose on this T. There is a spring and a little plunger inside this tube. The plunger gets stuck. I took a little screw driver and some PB blaster and worked that plunger back and forth a couple dozen times and it unfroze. Put it back together gassed up just fine. I did not look but I was told regulator can be replaced for 200$. But a can of blaster is cheaper.
SOURCE: 2004 Kia Rio Stalling while slowing down or
check mass air meter and iac motor your machanic should be able to help also tps can cause this
SOURCE: Stalls at low speed when in cruise control
You sould have recieved a "recall" notice in the mail about the cruise control for fire and failure issues. they are adding a fusable link where the cruise control harness connects to the brake master cylinder. if you have not had the recall performed yet you should SERIOUSLY consider getting it done, mainly so it doesnt catch fire, but "could" be the result of the failure you've been experiancing! btw, almost ALL Ford vehicles have been affected with the cruise control recall. hope this helps!
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