1996 Dodge Neon stalls

Ok there are a few things to check. The easiest one is when you had the fuel tank replaced did you use the old fuel and are you still on that tank of fuel. If so the fuel could have water or impurities causing this problem. Other things to check are ignition components damp or damaged. Does it do it in good weather or inclimate weather or all the time? Check for faulty or incorrectly gapped spark plugs. Faulty spark plug wires. Could also be faulty emmisions components. There is also the possibility of a vacuum leak in the fuel injection system, intake manifold, or vacuum hoses themselves. To ensure that the fuel pump is working correctly have a mechanic do a pressure test on it to verify that it is not the new pump that is bad (it happens)! Hope this helps MORT

Try unplugging the wire harness to the torque converter lockup. I had this problem and this solved it for me.