94 Caravan, intermittent stall

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by NewMan, Jun 5, 2006.

  1. NewMan

    NewMan Guest

    OK, for the last year or so I get the occassional stall. Usually just
    as I am pulling into a parking spot., so no big deal.

    Yesterday, I was comming off a freeway off-ramp, and heading for a
    curve in the off-ramp, when I get a flame-out! so no steering! (or
    brakes)

    Fortunately, I knew what had happened, popped it into "N", and
    restarted. Fastest recovery is always achived with the rush of
    addrenlin! ;)

    So WTF???

    I have a 94 GC, with 3.3l engine. I used the key trick, and all I get
    is 55, so no codes. The engine starts fine, and purrs like a kitten.
    This stall is VERY infrequent.

    Now this off-ramp was on a down-hill slope. When I think back, the
    stall does seem to be more likely to happen when the van is on a
    downhill slope. My gas tank was always more than 3/4 full, so I don't
    think that is a problem.

    I would welcome any ideas.

    Thanks
     
    NewMan, Jun 5, 2006
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  2. NewMan

    hartless Guest

    Probably one of the people who ALWAYS park beside you to deliberately damage
    your vehicle. what else could it be?
     
    hartless, Jun 5, 2006
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  3. NewMan

    NewMan Guest

    There is a considerable difference between thoughtless / careless /
    needless damage to pesonal property, and a deliberate and intentional
    act of sabbotage.

    While many people could / would cause needless / thoughtless damage
    out of sheer carelessness or lack of respect, very few would engage in
    a deliberate act of vandalism / sabbotage.

    Now, did you have somthing constructive to add?
     
    NewMan, Jun 5, 2006
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  4. NewMan

    maxpower Guest

    Clean the throttle body inside bore including the top and bottom of the
    throttle blade, you don't have to remove it. A toothbrush and some good
    throttle body cleaner should do the trick

    Glenn Beasley
    Chrysler Tech
     
    maxpower, Jun 5, 2006
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  5. NewMan

    NewMan Guest

    Will do!

     
    NewMan, Jun 5, 2006
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