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Question by Eva
Submitted on 3/11/2004
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I have a 1990 plymouth sundance that stalled out yesterday. I was driving down the highway, and when i went to accelerate, nothing happened, i pulled over, and the engine stalled. When i try to start it back up, the engine revs, but the car does not start. If anyone has any information about why this happened, or what it might be, I'd appreciate it if you would respond. Thanks, eva

Answer by AMY
Submitted on 12/14/2004
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I WISH I COULD HELP YOU I HAVE ONE THAT DID ALMOST THE SAME THING AND CANT FIGURE IT OUT EITHER

Answer by amy
Submitted on 12/15/2004
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i was told it may be a feul pump i have the same problem

Answer by Rob
Submitted on 2/27/2005
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I had the same exact thing happen to me. I changed my plugs, wires, and fuel pump and no luck yet. If you find out anything, post it!

Answer by lykanthropus
Submitted on 9/8/2005
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There is a 3-prong interconnect that ends at the distributor cap. The terminals are hanging beneath the dripping oil from the head cover gasket and next to the heat of the engine. This 3-terminal connection is a poor connection. Inspect this connection. It's a round 3pin symmtrical interconnect; I twist the connecters in opposing directions; like turning your ignition key and holding the base. You may have to replace this connection. One of the parts, the electonics in the distributor, are replacable so replacement connector has to be much like the harness side connector.

Answer by victorblackmoor@yahoo.com
Submitted on 3/20/2006
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timing belt is probably broke

Answer by JD
Submitted on 5/1/2006
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It could be the fuel pump inside the tank that needs replacing. It happened on mine. A word of warning you will not be able to get that fuel tank completly out.

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