2005 Dodge Magnum with 153,000 went to gas station car was almost out of gas so filled it, topped off once by accident, car left station went to slight hill died, started right back up died 3 more

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Asked by Marylynn Jan 28, 2019 at 10:17 AM about the 2005 Dodge Magnum SXT AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Have they figured out the real problem when car gets gas then drives slight hill
and died and started right up died, started right up went little ways died, started
right up went 2 miles to Firestone they drove it with no problems, ran diagnostic
test nothing found. Let car sit 3 days started up fine drove 15 miles no problems
heading to dealership for appt now.

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Marylynn answered 5 years ago

Took it to dealership they replaced gas tank free and both air bags ...made my Day!

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AndrewHigdon answered 3 years ago

Did that finally fix your problem with the stalling? I’ve got same problem and some people say it doesn’t fix the problem. Did they also replace the EVAP canister?

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