Hi I have a Toyota Corolla 1991. The car frecuently shutdown. I replace alternator, cables, gasoline pump, spars. I don't know what more can I do... Somebody know how can I solve this problems...
Troubleshooting
Aug 13, 2006
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For the money you have spent replacing parts that apparently did not need replacement, you could have had the vehicle diagnosed and repaired by a professional automotive technician.
The engine needs 3 things to run: air, fuel, and spark at the appropriate time. Whoever is diagnosing the condition needs to find out what is missing. I'm guessing that you have a loose connector somewhere, I'd start by checking the ignition switch wiring.
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