Mercedes-Benz EQE 350 Engine Stalling

Some Jeep Patriot owners report experiencing engine stalling while driving, often linked to issues with the fuel and air intake systems. Common causes cited include lack of fuel, insufficient airflow, battery failure, transmission problems, and crankshaft sensor malfunctions. Specific reports highlight stalling incidents in 2014 Jeep Patriots, with an average failure mileage around 45,300 miles, and intermittent engine cutouts in 2015 Jeep Patriot Latitude models, sometimes confused with transmission shudders. Diagnosing these stalling issues can be challenging, with some owners facing multiple failed attempts and noting ECU power loss that clears engine codes while illuminating traction control and ESP lights. It is advised that when experiencing stalling, drivers should pull over safely, attempt to restart the vehicle, and inspect under the hood, seeking professional help if the issue persists. Consulting a qualified mechanic or dealership specializing in Jeep vehicles may be necessary for a thorough inspection and accurate diagnosis.

Some Mini Cooper owners report experiencing intermittent engine stalling and tachometer fluctuations, which may be attributed to a faulty crankshaft position sensor. Symptoms of this issue can include engine hesitation during acceleration, car shaking while idling, and difficulty starting the vehicle. Additionally, owners may notice the Check Engine Light illuminating, indicating potential problems. A faulty crank sensor can lead to rough idling, vehicle misfiring, and vibrations, ultimately resulting in stalling or starting difficulties. To diagnose the issue, it is recommended to use an OBD-II scanner to check for the P0335 code, inspect the sensor and its wiring for any damage, and replace the sensor if necessary. Prompt attention to these symptoms is crucial to prevent further complications and ensure the smooth operation of the Mini Cooper.