Stalling hard to start
How frequent do most gas sensors get replaced? Is this common for them to fail?
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How frequent do most gas sensors get replaced? Is this common for them to fail?
1998 Buick Century Custom Sedan FWD
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very rough cold start idle. I have to pump the gas to keep it from stalling; and the car automatically revs as well to keep the engine from stalling. "Check engine" light stays on. I 1 Answer
1996 Buick Century very rough cold start idle. I have to pump the gas to keep it from stalling; and the car automatically revs to keep the engine from stalling. "Check engine" light stays on . I'v...
1996 Buick Century Sedan FWD
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1990 Buick century stalling. 4 Answers
I have a 1990 Buick Century 3.3L v6, I've been having problem with it stalling while it idles, as well as when I have the headlights on and come to a complete stop and then push on the accelerator it ...
1990 Buick Century Custom Sedan FWD
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1992 Buick Century Custom.It stalls at 20-25 mph,when you come to a stop or when you make a turn when you pull into a driveway or parking spot but it always starts right back up.Also if you come to ...
1992 Buick Century Custom Sedan FWD
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Idles very low almost to stalling point 4 Answers
The car only does this when I start it after a couple hours of sitting
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