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Vehicle has just turned over 100,000 miles. For the past few thousand miles, the vehicle will stall occasionally within the first 5-6 miles. No diagnostic codes are set. First time happened in summer, then it was a couple months in between. Now it happens a couple times per week. Getting more frequent. Data streams appear normal. Only happens when the engine is cold. Once engine warms, it does not occur again. Doesn't matter how much fuel is in vehicle. Seems like it is running out of fuel, yet there is plenty of fuel. If try to start right after it dies, it is very hard to start. If wait for a few minutes, it starts normal.
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Check your fuel pressure when it stalls. I suspect a failing fuel pump or related electrical parts. If you want to find a specialist, here's a directory link for you: https://repairpal.com/chrysler-repair-in-sauk-rapids-minnesota
We dealt with the same issue for 1 1/2 years, progressivly getting worse. Our dealership tried several things, computer to record the event on the front seat, cleaned the throttle body, changed several emission valves and parts. They finally changed the EGR valve 4 months ago. It wasn't showing up as defective, but the car hasn't stalled since. It was stalling every other day or so. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Hibler54 is correct. We finally replaced the EGR valve and our intermitent stall was solved. No more stalling for over a year.