Stalling issue
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Stalling issue
I have a 1985 maxima that sometimes will miss and stall after being parked for around 15 minutes. It will restart and clear up a few seconds later. No problems when it’s cold, only after it sits for a few minutes after being driven awhile. I’m suspecting the coil is the problem. I’ll test the ohms on it later. Just checking if anyone else has experienced this.
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From: Los Angeles, CA, USA
Sorry, I have no solution, just hoping your solution (when you find it) will work for me.
My '86 also does the same sometimes. I did not realize it, but now that you mention it, it is only when it is warm; never the first start of the morning. It does happen after even 1 hour left parked, but yes, more often after 10-15 minutes. And if I forced it to remain on by revving it, then it even stalled later when moving slowly (near traffic light, etc.), a couple of times. So then I never move until that hesitation goes away.
I had brought it to the attention of my mechanic, but he could find nothing wrong. I hope to hear more from you when you find out, and I'll go to my mechanic with that info. (I don't work on my car myself
)
Thanks for sharing, and good luck.
My '86 also does the same sometimes. I did not realize it, but now that you mention it, it is only when it is warm; never the first start of the morning. It does happen after even 1 hour left parked, but yes, more often after 10-15 minutes. And if I forced it to remain on by revving it, then it even stalled later when moving slowly (near traffic light, etc.), a couple of times. So then I never move until that hesitation goes away.
I had brought it to the attention of my mechanic, but he could find nothing wrong. I hope to hear more from you when you find out, and I'll go to my mechanic with that info. (I don't work on my car myself
)Thanks for sharing, and good luck.
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