Car keeps stalling out.
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Asked by relic1708 Mar 14, 2014 at 12:11 AM about the 1992 Buick Century Custom Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

1992 Buick Century Custom.It stalls at 20-25 mph,when you come to a stop or when you
make a turn when you pull into a driveway or parking spot but it always starts right back
up.Also if you come to a stop and quickly put it in neutral it smooths out.

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Reelin68 answered 10 years ago

Replace your Idle Air Control Valve. It is located on the backside of your throttle body. Try Partsgeek or Rockauto.

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relic1708 answered 10 years ago

Had it replaced along with the fuel filter.Motor only has 115k had the heads done new rings and rod bearings done.

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GuruSDTFR answered 5 years ago

I have a 1999 buick century custom. the car starts, and runs , but i have to keep it accelerated... Or it will shut off... I was told it might be the fuel pump. Fuel filter.. ?

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GuruV5XBQ answered 4 years ago

1990 Buick century stalls out when coming to a stop. Doesn’t do it every time. Has really bad spells then might smooth out. But still consistent. Any idea what it might be? Oh and if it stalls out it will start right back up, but as soon as I put it in drive it will stall out again

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