Saturday, July 17th, 2010 AT 3:08 PM
When it gets above 90F outside my engine shuts off? It is worse the hotter it gets and with the air conditioning on. Usually shuts off when I let off the gas pedal. Sometimes it happens with my foot on the gas. When this happens all the electrical is normal, but the engine is stalled. In this situation I pull off to the side of the road and wait five minutes and the engine starts up like nothing is wrong? If I only wait one minute to start the engine, it tries to start but not quit. The fuel filter was replaced a year ago. The fuel pump and injector on the throttle body is original (16 years old.) The hotter it is outside, the longer I have to wait on the side of the road to restart the engine. There seems to be no electrical problems. I have had this same problem with carborated engines, but this Blazer has a TBI (throttle body injection) system that is supposed to stop vapor lock.



