New to site/ problem with my 2008 Max cutting off while driving
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New to site/ problem with my 2008 Max cutting off while driving
Hello everyone!
I'm having problems with my car cutting off while driving. I have a 2008 Maximum with about 143 thousand miles. I've changed the fuel tank, crank shaft sensor, both O2 sensors and it still cuts off. If I drive at a steady speed of about 40 to 45 it won't cut off as quick but it will still cut off.
Any suggestions?
I'm having problems with my car cutting off while driving. I have a 2008 Maximum with about 143 thousand miles. I've changed the fuel tank, crank shaft sensor, both O2 sensors and it still cuts off. If I drive at a steady speed of about 40 to 45 it won't cut off as quick but it will still cut off.
Any suggestions?
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Hello everyone!
I'm having problems with my car cutting off while driving. I have a 2008 Maximum with about 143 thousand miles. I've changed the fuel tank, crank shaft sensor, both O2 sensors and it still cuts off. If I drive at a steady speed of about 40 to 45 it won't cut off as quick but it will still cut off.
Any suggestions?
I'm having problems with my car cutting off while driving. I have a 2008 Maximum with about 143 thousand miles. I've changed the fuel tank, crank shaft sensor, both O2 sensors and it still cuts off. If I drive at a steady speed of about 40 to 45 it won't cut off as quick but it will still cut off.
Any suggestions?
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I have an 08 sl and had similar problems.
Would accelerate to like 45 and take my foot off the gas and it would die. Took several seconds to get it to fire up after that.
Took a while to throw a code but it was one of the cam position sensors.
When I pulled the sensor out it had a fair amount of caked on oil/sludge in the crevasses. A new one fixed it, but it probably could have been fixed by cleaning it.
If you do replace it, only get Hitachi. It is OEM and others may not work correctly.
Would accelerate to like 45 and take my foot off the gas and it would die. Took several seconds to get it to fire up after that.
Took a while to throw a code but it was one of the cam position sensors.
When I pulled the sensor out it had a fair amount of caked on oil/sludge in the crevasses. A new one fixed it, but it probably could have been fixed by cleaning it.
If you do replace it, only get Hitachi. It is OEM and others may not work correctly.
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I had a similar problem and my mechanic cleaned the sensor after telling me it was covered in oil sludge and it hasnt died since but now im dealing with a knocking sound and my gas mileage is terrible ,when it used to be great.
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