94 Jeep Grand Cherokee Stalling

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Elise, Jun 13, 2004.

  1. Elise

    Elise Guest

    When driving with the radio and AC on, my car stalls. There is no warning
    lights on the dash. My steering column stiffens to tell me my engine has
    turned off. It usually happens when the engine is hot after I have been
    driving a while. Any suggestions, what is wrong?
     
    Elise, Jun 13, 2004
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  2. Elise

    Black Bomb Guest

    Hi Elise

    Can be a number of things. If your tune-up is good, try looking into the
    idling.

    Good Luck

    Dan
     
    Black Bomb, Jun 14, 2004
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  3. Elise

    Ted Guest

    Does this only happen when you are idling,, like at a stop light or stopped
    in traffic?

    If so assuming the rest is in good shape , I would suspect the fast idle
    motor... not kicking up the idle when the a/c compressor and fan kick
    on..... those two use a lot of horsepower and can slow the engine enough to
    stall if it isn't working.
     
    Ted, Jun 14, 2004
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  4. Elise

    Ted Guest

    However,, rereading your post.... (again and ... again) you say no lights
    !!! Not even an oil pressure light? Will the engine restart immediately?
    Hmmm,, Stern may have some suggestions,, but..as long as you can reproduce
    it easily and reliably a good shop should be able to find the problem.
     
    Ted, Jun 14, 2004
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  5. Elise

    Elise Guest

    1. One time I was in traffic
    2. Another time I was driving down my street towards my house and it just
    stalled before I could turn into my driveway.
    3. Still another time I was driving on the highway about 50mph and it
    died.

    Would this still indicate my idle needs to be checked?
     
    Elise, Jun 17, 2004
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  6. Elise

    Elise Guest

    1. One time I was in traffic
    2. Another time I was driving down my street towards my house and it just
    stalled before I could turn into my driveway.
    3. Still another time I was driving on the highway about 50mph and it
    died.

    Would this still indicate my idle needs to be checked?
     
    Elise, Jun 17, 2004
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  7. Elise

    Black Bomb Guest

    In that case there can be many causes. The only thing that comes to my mind
    at this moment would be a faulty fuel pump, or defective connection to the
    fuel pump.

    Good Luck

    Dan
     
    Black Bomb, Jun 22, 2004
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