1993 Buick Regal Stalls and Dies
Thanks for the quick responce. No i have not installed a new fuel pump yet, i just never thought it could be the culpret as it dies very quickly like a electronic fault.
Suggested Repair
Replace the fuel pump. At 200,000 miles, a failing pump can cause intermittent stalling even if a quick visual check of the fuel-rail test port still shows fuel when the engine dies.
Conversation Summary
A 1993 Buick Regal 3.1 with 200,000 miles intermittently stalls at idle and while driving, sometimes with the tachometer jumping before dropping to zero, and it has begun cranking longer before restarting. No ECM codes are stored. The owner replaced the crank sensor, ignition module, spark plugs and wires, IAC motor, and vacuum hoses, and cleaned the upper plenum. A crude fuel-rail check still showed fuel when it died, so the owner suspected an electronic fault such as the cam sensor. The expert attributed the symptoms to a worn fuel pump and recommended replacing it.
