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( JulieisWHOA )
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My boyfriend is saying that "idling" too low could be a problem if it was a carburated engine, but since it is fuel-injected, he doesn't think that could be the problem.
------- Julie is [SINGLE]!! Hit me up babe. hehe
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ScoobyDoo82
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My sisters 98 Cavalier has the same problem, try putting premium gas in it, its more expensive but it helped my sisters car, it doesnt stall anymore.
------- 93' Chevy Cavalier - 3.1 Litre V6 - Automatic - Quasar Blue
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( JulieisWHOA )
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That's what my grandpa was saying...He was telling me to put the fuel injector stuff in it and maybe that would help. I'm just so broke. lol. I can't afford premium gas...but I may try that.
------- Julie is [SINGLE]!! Hit me up babe. hehe
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tempoluvver69
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for a start clean the mass airflow sensor if it has one. If its really dirty it can cause idling problems. Is the check engine light on? If so take it to a auto parts store and get them to run the code. Oxygen sensor is also a possibility
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( JulieisWHOA )
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My boyfriend said no to those two, and the check engine light isn't on.
------- Julie is [SINGLE]!! Hit me up babe. hehe
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tempoluvver69
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Quote: from JulieisWHOA at 3:07 pm on July 6, 2008
My boyfriend said no to those two, and the check engine light isn't on. 
well then get your boyfriend to start throwing parts at it before trying to clean the maf which costs about 5 dollars for a can of cleaner.
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Holden Commodore
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Quote: from JulieisWHOA at 3:07 pm on July 6, 2008
My boyfriend said no to those two, and the check engine light isn't on. 
Your boyfriend apparently doesn't know jack fucking shit about cars then. What you start with, is the mass airflow. If it's stalling, you COULD be having a bad reading from that sensor. That is why you have it cleaned. If that doesn't do anything, the next thing is checking idle speed. Does it stop running in park, or only while in D, 3, 2, or 1? (You could maybe not have a 3, but only D, 2, 1 depending on the cavalier's transmission. The next step would be checking your fuel filter which is under the car. Bad fuel flow at low rpm's could starve the engine of fuel, and it would just shut off. Don't ask questions and then say it's not it, when you haven't even checked the car :/
------- your mom has snow tires.
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hinshawwrx
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Seafoam it and clean your sensors
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