Car wont stay running after I crank it up two or three seconds later it cuts off...

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Asked by NLBryant Jul 26, 2013 at 10:47 PM about the 1995 Lexus LS

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Engine light came on a couple months after I bought it wheni went to pick up my title he said that two of the o2 sensors were out and thats why the engine light came on.. And before this current problem sometime i would shift to drive and i wouls have to keep pressing the gas for it to take off.. A few days ago I was driving back home and it just cut off on me in the middle of the road.. crank itup a few seconds later it cutts off.

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NLBryant answered 10 years ago

please can i get some feedback on this... this is my only form of transportation.. Im a single mom of three and i just dnt have the money to be hustled by anyone.....so if anyone have a positive idea about ehat these problems could be i would appreciate the answer...

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