1995 chevy lumina stalling after overheated a few weeks ago

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Asked by tiltdev22 Apr 25, 2015 at 01:44 AM about the 1995 Chevrolet Lumina Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car is now stalling i have replaced the
radiator and the thermostat and the
overheating stopped now it is stalling and
wen i shift gears from park into rev or drive
it seem to lose power for a second then
build itself back up i can drive about 4-5
miles before it acts as if its going die again
if someone could please help me with a
reason for this behavior i would greatly
appreciate it

2 Answers

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It looks to be ok but this problem didnt start until it overheated one day and i changed thermostat and the radiator but i was thinking tht the problem might have sumthing to do with this area also the heat in the car isn't working if tht matters...

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Are all the wires and sensors hooked up properly? If not, the computer may be getting false reading and trying to compensate which will cause strange things to happen. Make sure the sensors are clean connected and properly. The hose to the heater should be connected to the same place as where it was removed.

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