93 saturn sc2 stalling with foot on brake

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by CrazyHobbit06, May 14, 2006.

  1. Ok, so my i bought my 93 saturn sc2 with about 120k on it. i realized
    that the back up lights werent working and found the problem to be that
    the backup light switch was not plugged in. i plugged it in and
    started the car. when i started up the car and put it reverse it
    immediately reved low then stalled, sort of just died. also, the car
    stalled when i put my foot on the brake. so, i realized that the
    switch was probably unplugged for a reason and unplugged it again. i
    tried it again and the car didnt stall when i put it in reverse
    however, whenever i put my foot on the brake it revs low and die. when
    the car is idleing it idles rough and gives me smoke out the tail pipe,
    but it is not consistant. it might do it for 5 min then stop. it is
    also reving down while idleing, not a huge amount but enough to make it
    sound as though it is going to die. and every once in a while it will
    rev very high when no one is touching the gas.

    this had never happened before i tried to fix the back up lights, and i
    am perplexed as to what it may be. also, a preexisting condition: when
    driving around 30 to 40 at a constant speed, the car stutters, sort of
    like a hesitation.

    any help would be appreciated. i havnt taken it to a mechanic or
    anyone else yet considering its 9 oclock on the week end.
     
    CrazyHobbit06, May 14, 2006
    #1
  2. CrazyHobbit06

    Steve Guest

    Hi, CrazyHobbit06,
    This is a very frequently asked question. If you do a Google Search on
    this newsgroup with some of the relevant key words (stall, die, etc) I think
    you will find quite a bit of information and guidance.
    Good luck!
     
    Steve, May 15, 2006
    #2
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