1995 Chrysler Van van stalls while driving

1995 CHRYSLER VAN
171,300 MILES • 6 CYL • FWD • AUTOMATIC
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TMCC63
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yes my van cuts off when driving,starts right back up but then will cut off sometimes, or it will just lost power and then come right back sometimes when it loses power u can push the accelator and it comes back without stalling, does this very intermittenly , sometimes can go for two or three weeks with no problem and sometimes it will do it every day two or three times a day and then not act up again for several days. where should i start to fix this problem
Jul 12, 2008 at 8:32 PM
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[quote:21e59366bf="tmcc63"]Engine Mechanical problem
1995 Chrysler Van 6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 171300 miles
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yes my van cuts off when driving,starts right back up but then will cut off sometimes, or it will just lost power and then come right back sometimes when it loses power u can push the accelator and it comes back without stalling, does this very intermittenly , sometimes can go for two or three weeks with no problem and sometimes it will do it every day two or three times a day and then not act up again for several days. where should i start to fix this problem[/quote:21e59366bf]

Since this is an intermittent problem it probably didn't turn on your engine light. If you can, go to your local Auto Zone and have them pull codes. They will do it free. Write down codes and post here in forum.
Jul 12, 2008 at 8:56 PM
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