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29-12-2007, 07:36 PM
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mavbass
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: melbourne
Posts: 22
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A couple of month ago while driving in the city on a hot day with my AC on my car stalled, i waited 2 minutes turned AC/fan/radio off and it started again fine but stalled again and again.
Have had it fully serviced 2 weeks ago and the mechanic had no idea, which bring us to today (bloody hot) day. Driving on the freeway with AC on, STALLED  : but started fine after 2 minutes.It feels like it's just the fuel cutting out. My bro thinks it's to do with the heat in the engine bay. and the fuel is evaporating so as a quick fix i drove with my hood ajar as to let more air in to cool it, it got me home. Any ideas folks??? P.S i'm thinking of taking it to a ford service centre. |
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Hot weather = car stalling
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