1996 Honda Prelude "car stalls heater fan turned" Questions

...solid there? say rpm is about 800 and you turn on head lights, heater fan and (not AC) and defrost. the RPM must hold or the ISC is failing. ISC -= idle speed controls. (all EFI has this

...stalls when parked? or driving fast>? not told. engine stall is 0 RPM engine as in dead. and restarts easy. does engine STALL going from park to DRIVE or REVERSE. that is a super rare even so rare ...

...heater setting creates this problem. After blinking AC indicator is turned off stalling no longer occurs. THE DEFROST SETTING CALLS FORE THE AC COMPRESSOR TO ENGAGE TO DRY THE HUMIDITY. THE CAR IS ...

...this sounds like the a/c compressor is locking up trying to stall engine. run the car with heater off, then turn on a/c or windshield defrost. if engine stalls (or almost) suspect faulty a/c ...

heater fan? I am asking because it is possible that the alternator is failing to produce enough electrical current so when you turn on additional high demand electrical devices in the vehicle there is

heater fan and the motor stalls check battery voltage or try skin the ground wire of blower motor and place a jumper between ground wire of blower motor wire and a good ground on engine if with a good

when i turn the heater fan down the car almost stalls or idles low. also i have to continually add coolant fluid. just a small leak had it repaired. thankyou for your response.

...stalls and , it starts good again also cant seem to turn off teh heater "fan" The car stalling when warmed up is most likely a fuel pump. If the vehicle is not awd then the pump acces is ...

...stalls the car making me restart it, any ideas on how i can cheaply fix this? Well I may need more information, but if something electrical loaded your engine to the point of a stall, i would expect ...

...heater upto full heat (no a/c)to see if the temp goes down if it does then change thermostat.(i assume the fan(s)work)regarding the car accelerating on its own this is an anti stall feature on most ...