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I have a 1993 Plymouth Voyager with 130,000 miles. A couple ...

Sent to Car Experts January 24 1:51 p.m.

I have a 1993 Plymouth Voyager with 130,000 miles. A couple of years ago the engine started to stall and feel like engine was starving for fuel while driving especially when accelerating. This seems to occur during colder weather. I replaced the fuel filter, checked the lines from gas tank, and checked the carbuerator for defects. If I drive long enough say 20-30 miles, the stall will stop. What could be causing this.

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1993 Chrysler Voyager 4 cylinder

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Replaced fuel filter several times. Checked fuel lines from gas tank.

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Status: Closed Value: $9

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January 24 3:27 p.m. (1 hour and 36 minutes later)

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Hello,Well you have fuel injection and a fuel pump inside your fuel tank provides the pressure for the system.If fuel pump is weak or erratic pressure will drop causing stalling and dying although it may start right back up.You need to have pressure checked at a shop and should have at least 40 psi with no flucuation.If it has never been replaced i would suspect its going bad.thanks for your question.Roger

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