does anyone know if a faulty crankshaft position sensor and or camshaft position sensor can cause vehicle to stall while driving??? found website of chevy malibu's doing same thing my blazer is and it was due to the crankshaft sensor. does anyone know?????

 

It is very possible, but they typically trigger a code.

 

Hhmmm, wonder if the ignition coil might be dying?

 

Can the crankshaft position sensor the camshaft position sensor and the ignition switch be bench tested like you can do with the Ignition Control Module?

 

i believe my repair book mentions a way that you can test it. what it does not mention though is the relearn procedure other people have talked about having to do once replacing the crankshaft sensor. i would think if it was a must it would mention that in the replacing procedure.

 

yea test ur pressure go to advaned and get a high pressure tester i had that problem mine was at 50 and was not enough i needed 60 to 66 hope this helps its worth the 40 $ for a pressure tester

 

ok well after many hours of trying to find people with similar problems and trying to diagnose what was wrong with vehicle without buying one part after another it turned out to be a failing coil pack. so supposedly when it gets hot it can stop working and not create enough or no spark at all causing a stall. once it cools down it works again. so far blazer drives fine. have not driven too far with it yet but no problems and no codes after it finished going through its necessary cycles. so for now its fixed but if it stalls again i will let everyone know. thanks for everyones input :-)

 

Dang, glad that was what it was, becauseit was the last idea I had to offer. Hope that cures the problem. Think I'll get myself a beer. [sm=icon_cheers.gif].