Car will not continue to run .

Asked by Edward Mar 22, 2016 at 11:07 PM about the 1994 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car will run sometimes for an hour, then it may
run for a few minutes, then stall . Most of the time
it will start right up . NEW  SPARK PLUGS, NEW
WIRES , NEW DISTRUBERTOR CAP,

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It seems you have a heat related issue. If your CEL is on, I would have the error codes scanned. If no check engine light, I would suspect a bad throttle position sensor or crank sensor. But before spending any big money on parts, I would first spend some money on a can of throttle body cleaner. If you know your way around a car, remove your throttle body and clean it as much as possible. Remove and clean your Idle Air Control valve as well. Remove your EGR valve and spray that down. You can get on Youtube and check out the "how to" videos if you need help. If after cleaning you still have the issue, I would say that it's time to start replacing the sensors I mentioned above. Keep us posted.....

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