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Have you inspected and tested your shift solenoids? There's 5 of them and you can access them without going underneath the car. The solenoid housing is under the car battery
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sounds like your transmission fluid and filter needs changed or you may simply need a new transmission you can also try an additive but do not overfill this will cause leaks
Low voltage to your electrical system can cause many problems. The best way to eliminate lots of options is to fix the alternator and see if it still has the same problem.
Mine just started doing the same thing. the book says that the electronic transmission controler is in fault mode. I haven't found anything else out yet
There is a relay on the rh passenger side kick panel above the automatic transmission module that is controlled by the ECU through the MAF sensor that controls your fuel to the engine so the air / fuel mixture is correct. I fixed a pathfinder one time with a similar stalling problem.
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