

| Subject: | Re: Van dies while coming to a stop |
| From: | tom ring |
| Date: | Sun, 16 May 2010 18:35:37 -0500 |
I agree that temp sensor 2 is suspect. My own experience is not that it failed. I cleaned the connector (all of them actually) and replaced all the ground connection lugs with new as well as cleaning the attachment point for same using a dremmel tool with wire wheel. I haven't had a problem since and my mileage went up 50%. No lie. It was pretty bad, like 13-15 mpg. 1985 Vanagon. tom K0TAR On 16 May 2010 at 9:14, Dennis Haynes wrote: > This sound like it suddenly went super rich on you. O2 sensor or circuit > problem can explain the stalling. Super rich on restart indicates a problem > with the Temp 2 sensor or a wiring problem. Check the sensor connection > carefully and check those common chassis connections, (grounds). Replace the > connector on the temp 2 sensor if there is any doubt. > > Dennis > <snip> > house and as I'm slowing down to pull in the driveway she stalls again. Try > to start it and crank..... crank.. crank...left it for the night, next day > fired right up first turn of the key. > > > > Van has never not started cold, this dying problem has happened on and off <snip>
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