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Stalls out on turn V70-XC70 2004

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Sat Nov 28 15:37 CST 2015
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Anything happen to the car recently?

Ask your wife - tell her to be honest!

Once, our '88 745 GLE ran terrible right after a service at a dealer. It would not accelerate - just barely run and stumble. By accident, I found that it would accelerate fine in reverse.

I found that one of the pins in the mass air sensor was pushed into the plug after they had installed a new air filter!

The weight of the wiring pulled the connection apart as the car tried to go faster. It would go just fine in reverse.

I have been reading this board for 12 years, and I have read something about stalling on corners - check your electrical connections.

A search of this site turns up stuff like electrical connectors, vacuum hoses, etc

One post mentions alternator issues - New serpentine belts made of EPDM do not crack, but they do wear out like tires and slip - do a search for EPDM belts and see the Gates site.





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