car stalls out after starting
I have noticed this a couple times also. I blame the fuel. If fueled up with reg(87) octane, it seems to happen more often. Try a octane booster and see if that helps. Otherwise I will watch this thread for more proven fixes.
octane rating has nothing to do with idle quality. a change an idle after changing gas can only be coincidental
you could have a faulty MAF sensor or a vacuum leak. start by cleaning the MAF since its so easy to do
you could have a faulty MAF sensor or a vacuum leak. start by cleaning the MAF since its so easy to do
but if you have a private sale, you have to do it your self. you need a can of electronic parts cleaner/maf cleaner. you have to remove the maf sensor in the intake with a security hex and hose it down with the cleaner. let it dry and restart the car.
if your not up to it, you can always find a garage to do it quickly for you. there should be plenty of DIY's on the internet tho. again, this is all assuming it is your maf. it is very sensitive
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check your oil, if its low you car will stall, ive had that happen and when i changed the oil i only got 2.5 quarts out, now i make sure im on top of it every week
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