1999 Dodge Intrepid Engine Stalls while Driving at Any Spee

Now that your pump has already been replaced, with a new filter Im sure, another electrical problem may still exist. It should store a code(the reason for car stalling) in your engine control computer(PCM). I would use a scanner to check. You may have a crankshaft sensor or other problem. Thats the fastest most accurate way to check. If you have already complained about your car stalling, and the fuel pump was replaced for this problem, it may or may not be related. But bring it back, and have it checked. It's probably something else. The fuel pump replacement was smart, and at least you have a record of it's replacement. The fuel pump failure is the most common problem in any Chrysler car with mileage over 70,000 miles.

Yes, you could try that. It's the first step, to do a visual inspection, checking for wiring problems. Depending on the type of sensor that is shutting down. If my car was shutting off, here is what I would try first. 3.0L speed sensor. 3.3L crank sensor, same for 3.8L.
Sometimes the manifold absolute pressure sensor(MAP) will cause the engine to shut off, but it usually starts, runs for a second than stalls, needing a tow job. In 88 every vehicle, that died, made by Chrysler would have no codes, and than you would have to start diagnostic procedures for a no code situation, and the 3rd time was lemon law, so a new PCM was installed, simply because it's internal checks were not picking anything up. The speed sensor was another problem, especially if there is any problem with your speedometer or speed control. Ok