Stalling while driving

Asked by Help_Me1992 Aug 14, 2018 at 10:35 PM about the 1992 Ford Escort 2 Dr GT Hatchback

Question type: General

Question? My car keeps stalling while
driving.  New ECM new O2 sensor. Stalls
and you have to wait about 45 mins to an
hour before it will start. The car itself is not
over heating. My escort gt is an import also
an automatic 1.8 lt. Motor. Now it is not
showing any codes?

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Brianator answered 6 years ago

Test the crank sensor while cool then after the vehicle shuts down and compare against what the readings should be, it can be done with a basic multimeter and worst case scenario you've eliminated a legitimate possible cause cheaply and easily. The Ignition Control Module could also be the cause but unlike the crank sensor that SHOULD throw an engine code. Fuel pump relay is a cheap and easy part to replace that could also cause that

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