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Stalling problem. Help please.

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Old Apr 1, 2008 | 12:04 AM
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Stalling problem. Help please.

Hey guys, been awhile since i posted here but im having a problem thats been getting worse.

My 91 300e 4matic 107,xxx miles stalls at stops after engine warms up. Usually 10-15 min of driving then it will stall randomly when you stop and then try to go.

I suspect it could be a bad sensor, this is because when my dad took the car to be tuned while i was at school the guy steam cleaned my engine. We took the car to two other mechanics and they said it wasnt a engine or tranny problem and it was probably due to the steam clean.

Has anyone else had this problem? Or maybe its because the 4-matic is dying on me? I want to sell the car but i cant sell it while it is in this condition.

This problem started months ago ever since the tune up and it has progressively gotten worse and worse.

Any help/advice is much appreciated, thanks!
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Old Apr 1, 2008 | 02:20 AM
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dude I'm going through somewhat of a similar ordeal right now.

All the problems started happening yesterday.

Problems:
- Idling issues at a stop while in drive at a red light. Rev will drop below 500RPM.
- Idling issues at a stop while in drive at a red light Rev will jump to 1000RPM then to 0RPM then engine will die.
- Upon accelleration (freeway driving for example) between 3,200-4,000RPM between shifts on half full throttle car will have hard engine/tranny knock and then proceed to shift to next gear.
- small tiny knock/bump in engine/tranny which you can barely tell once and awhile during constant accelleration at the same speed.

These are all issues I receive once and awhile - it doesn't happen throughout the whole time I drive my car.
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Old Apr 1, 2008 | 03:13 AM
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Chris - Engine mounts will start messing with how the transmission feels. Also the front flex disc is the one that causes the transmission flares.

Fifth - I washed my engine once and it ran like crap because i didn't dry it. It turned out somehow my EHA valve got messed up.
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Old Apr 1, 2008 | 09:38 PM
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THanks for the response guys...im totally clueless right now and my mechanic as well. Im thinking its probably due to the engine clean that he did. This sucks...
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Old Apr 1, 2008 | 09:48 PM
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Check the temp sensor and the EHA valve....
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