10-15 min press the brake and the car dies

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Asked by marko2002 Apr 21, 2016 at 04:16 PM about the 2002 Mitsubishi Galant ES

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i drive for 10-15 min and come to a light i press the break and the car dies
off. the car turns on right a way but i have to keep my foot slightly on the
gas to keep it from dying out when i come to a light or a stop sing. i did
check my battery and it was at 15 vlt with car on and with a\c radio full blast
light and highs, fog lights, wipers, ect, i also checked the alternator and it
was putting out 15.1 vlt. is it possible that it could be the alternator or the
fuel pump??

3 Answers

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pump three time turn on the car, pedal should droop to the floor. second run in idle for 2 min apply the pedal turn off the car, pedal did not rise. third run in idle 2 min turn of car pump three times and the pedal came up all three time. booster and check valve are good....

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i pinched that air hose and the car did not die after driving...the rpms dropped to .5 then when back up to .7... no stalling or nothing thanks alot my friend

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