Newbie: Stop Lamp Question?
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Not enough information. By STop Lamp do you mean the ! light? This is the master warning indicator - if it goes out when you press it, its a minor problem (eg bad taillight bulb), if it wont go out its a major warning (eg brake circuit failure). Does "stalls" mean the engine dies on you?? Any other warning lights on ? Usually the ! is accompanied by another warning giving more details.
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The "Stop Lamp" (Red light) is located in the right side of the instrument panel between the battery gauge and the temp gauge. It turn on moments before the engine dies, then turns off after restarting the engine. Might be related to overheating. JMO
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Keep the info comin', Dave.
In the situation you describe, that sounds normal, except that ALL the warning lights should be illuminated.
Sounds like you need to figure out why the engine 'dies'.
In the situation you describe, that sounds normal, except that ALL the warning lights should be illuminated.
Sounds like you need to figure out why the engine 'dies'.
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Originally Posted by Dave_702
My "Stop Lamp" keeps coming on then stalls?
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There are so many things that can cause a stall you need to pay really close attention to the behavior of everything. In mine, the P/S pump wore out. It would seize and stop the belt and that pull against the crank would stall the engine. Start it back up and it ran fine until the pump seized again. It took me awhile to figure that out. Replaced the pump and I haven't had the problem again.
Post the things that go on right before it happens, any sounds, movements, etc. and maybe someone else has experienced it too.
Good luck!