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1990 seville quits running once foot is off gas pedal. Have to use both feet when driving, one for gas the other for braking. Starts fine and as long as foot is on gas pedal (when running of course) it won't stall out. Help!
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It half sounds like a problem with the safety switch for the starter lockout. On a stick shift it may be on the clutch pedal but is on the brake pedal for automatics. This assures that your foot is on the brake pedal so the vehicle does not lurch when you start it.
This would show up in the restarting process, but it is intended to lock out the starter and would not interfere with an engine that is already running. So to keep the engine running feathering would not have anything to do with the starter lockout.
I just bought the same car, theres no skipping in the tranny, but your right the car will go for a while once you take your foot off the petal, I looked at that as saving gas in a way, because your crusing and not stepping on the gas.
quick question has your battery ever died? if so how long did it take to reste the sensors?
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