Wondering if someone could hypothesis about what is causing my '94 Honda Civic to stall....

Problem started last week. After driving, car sat for 3 hours. When I went to start the car the starter motor worked, but the engine wouldn't engage. After waiting for 3 min. and shutting off air-conditioner, it started and ran fine.

Two days later drove the car about a mile and stopped for a few minutes. Started car up, put it into drive and then it stalled out. Tried starting again immediately, and it stalled again as I tried to put it into drive. After turning off the AC and waiting 3 min, it started and drove fine. This same situation occurred again about 2 days later.

Took to my mechanic; he used the computer analyzer machine and diagnosed the problem as a bad temperature sensor. Changed that, my fuel filter, and added throttle cleaner. Drove it home - and later today - it stalled after starting the engine and trying to put into drive. This time, the air-conditioner was not on. I immediately tried starting the car again – it did start, but then stalled out even before I went to put it into drive.

Of note, I had my 112,500 mile servicing completed two months ago - which included new timing belt, water pump belt, flushed coolant system, cap assembly, rotor and coil assembly, and distributor cap.

 

Why not post in one of the civic forums?

 

you'd definatley get way more views and relies in the tech or civic forum