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Old 03-08-2006, 12:33 PM
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93' 3.8 stalling

Why would my 93' Park Ave stall when brakes applied and 1/4 tank of fuel? When tank is filled or above 1/4 mark we have no troubles! It doesn't matter if you are on flat ground or a hill when it does this.
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Re: 93' 3.8 stalling

Happens to me all the time in my 94, you know how i fix it? Keep it over 1/4

I've replaced the fuel pump, sending unit, fuel filter, and gave the tank a treatment. No help whatsoever
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Re: 93' 3.8 stalling

This is what I found finally....upon checking dia. of belt tensioner found it not to be what the stock pulley was changed to new and correct one stalling fixed...Had to do with drag on crank...just thinking but car hasn't stalled in 1000 miles and numerous low tanks
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Re: 93' 3.8 stalling

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This is what I found finally....upon checking dia. of belt tensioner found it not to be what the stock pulley was changed to new and correct one stalling fixed ..."Had to do with drag on crank"...just thinking but car hasn't stalled in 1000 miles and numerous low tanks
"Had to do with drag on crank"

This is a new one for me!! I think you could have had some water in the tank and when it got low, the fuel pump picked up a slug of water. It could be your engine has ingested all the water, if not, the stalling will return.
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Re: 93' 3.8 stalling

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numerous low tanks
Hope you like long days underneath cars replaceing fried fuel pumps
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Old 04-09-2006, 10:30 AM
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Re: 93' 3.8 stalling

When this started the very first thing done was fuel tank dropped and cleaned and new pump and filter. Car still stalled, replaced O2 sensor and idler still stalled.
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