04 chevy aveo, stripped timming belt, after down shifting, engine died quietly without sound, suggestions???

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Asked by levib1985 Apr 21, 2014 at 09:43 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Aveo 5 Hatchback FWD

Question type: General

my aveo engine was hot from traveling on hot highway in mid summer, in hot summer sunshine, and I had to down shift to slow down because of slower speed limit, as I was traveling at 120 km per hour, dropping to 80 then 50.traleling at 120 km and dropping gears 5th to 3rd as I slowed down applying brake pressure, all of a sudden, without a sound, my aveo engine just quit after downshifting, realizing this I applied clutch right after, so I could turn ignition key, with no result. so I pulled over and stopped. trying again, starter engaged then dis engaged quickly, with out starting.

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That shouldn't have stripped any belt lugs,unless you popped the clutch to chirp the tires, Sounds flooded with fuel

Check the air fuel sensor or one of the sensors on top of the intake. Mine did it to me today

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