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2004 Chevy Malibu classic stalling problem.?
My 2004 Chevy Malibu Classic will stall while I'm driving, at a stop light and when I am in park. It is not consistent, but it does stall at least 10 times a week and it immediately starts back up. I notice I have more of a chance of it stalling when I have a/c, heat or defrost on. It stalls more when its very hot or very cold outside.
I've take it to 4 different mechanics (including the dealer) and all I get in response is no codes and unable to recreate problem.
I'm developing a nerosis and am constantly checking my rpms to see if I am going to stall. Please help.
6 Answers
- DaveLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
My 96 olds did this .It was a cracked vacum hose going to a sensor.It would sometimes stall when coming to a stop ,sometimes when taking off from a stop and sometimes not at all.If that is your problem it's a cheap do-it yourself fix.good luck
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2004 Chevy Malibu classic stalling problem.?
My 2004 Chevy Malibu Classic will stall while I'm driving, at a stop light and when I am in park. It is not consistent, but it does stall at least 10 times a week and it immediately starts back up. I notice I have more of a chance of it stalling when I have a/c, heat or defrost on. It stalls...
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i actually know exactly what the problem is, though im not sure if they have been able to completely fix it. the problem is in the ECU, the computer for your car, sometimes it forgets the key is on, and shuts the car down, my girlfriend's car does this sometimes, and its a 2002? it had to do with a programming bug, but it wasnt major enough to have a recall. it affected only a small percentage. ask them to replace the ECU, which is around... 150 to 300 bucks. better than the injectors like the other guy said, they run around 200 each. you need 6. the computer wont read a code because the engine light doesnt come on. try the ECU and it should fix your problem.
Source(s): autozone sales experience, life experience, and knowing the instability of computers. - Anonymous5 years ago
cplk is right, some GM cars have the "great idea of incorporate the car "chimes" on, star, and some other features that becomes a pain in the assss....whenever you want to replace the stock unit. Check to see if there a mini fuse on the back of the radio check if is blown, if not then is a possibility that your unit is defective.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Have them check the fuel system, injectors, fuel filter, etc