Power loss , hesitation, stalling

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Asked by Rob Aug 01, 2018 at 09:45 PM about the 2005 Scion tC Sport Coupe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

fine all the way home. The engine light hasnt came
on yet, has a new battery, terminals are clean and not
corroded, ive had the car fir years and first tine its
done this. Anyone have similar problems to give me
an idea.
2005 scion tc, 2.4 auto everything stock except
intake and exhaust.

5 Answers

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Sounds like misfire due to bad coil pack? Sometimes coilpacks get tiny cracks that sometimes allows moisture In

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90

Were in summer lol over 100 degree weather theres no moisture getting in that. No cracks, not a missfire issue. That wouldnt cause crazy idle and my cluster lights to flicker. Then run perfectly normal after restart, No engine code tripped for missfire

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Rob..so ur car was losing all power an shutting off when it got hot..an then fire back up on e cooled down? An did u find out what it was..I have a2006 scion tc an it runs perfect till it gets hot

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There is a hose that leads from the back of the engine to the top of the engine. Close to where the variable oil control valve is located if there is a small crack idling would be an issue as well coolant sensor not idiling properly.

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