I have a 1993 Plymouth Grand Voyager 3.3L.
This Problem is tricky.
The problem is that the vehicle stalls after running for several minutes at normal operating temperature, and won't restart until cool. If you start it completely cold, it runs great, and will consistently run about 15 minutes before dying.
The engine turns but doesn't start once it is hot, as it cools, you start to get sputters until it is cool enough to run, but it won't run long if it is not cooled down a lot.
There is good spark when it is stalled. Fuel Pressure is consistent and ample (48 psi) Starter fluid fires it right up, but then it dies when the fluid is burnt away. Computer reports no error.
This problem is consistent. It is not OVERheating when it stalls.
I AM STUMPED. I guess I can try some sensors snd relays, but I would like to try the most likely ones first.
THANKS for any ideas....