2001 Mitsubishi Montero Repair Question
Asked on September 17, 2011
New sensors and engine stalls.
I own a 2001 mitsubishi montero, 3.56-6 cylinder engine.
I've replaced the heat sensors.
I've replaced the oxygen sensors.
I've replaced the front wheel speed sensor.
The engine was running well. as I drove quite a distance.
The next day, I start the engine and drive about 2 car lengths , when it stalls.
I was told to take off the negative pole from the battery to reboot the computer.
The following day, the engine will run only when I keep my foot on the gas.
Any Ideas on what I may do next to keep the engine from stalling?
I've replaced the heat sensors.
I've replaced the oxygen sensors.
I've replaced the front wheel speed sensor.
The engine was running well. as I drove quite a distance.
The next day, I start the engine and drive about 2 car lengths , when it stalls.
I was told to take off the negative pole from the battery to reboot the computer.
The following day, the engine will run only when I keep my foot on the gas.
Any Ideas on what I may do next to keep the engine from stalling?
Asked by BrothermartyAnswer
Replied on September 17, 2011
Check for a vacuum leak. Make sure the plugs are receiving a consistent high power spark. Check fuel pressure before and after the regulator. Make sure the fuel filter is flowing freely. Check the camshaft and crankshaft sensors. I have attached an image so you can locate them.
