Vehicle chokes, sputters, and then shuts off

I am not familiar with your vehicle but if you call an auto parts store they will pull up a schematic for you and show you where it is exactly. Most likely a dealer would do the same.

45 - 50 ilbs.

It could be the vehicle speed sensor.

It is located under the cup holder in the middle console.

Check for vacuum leak at intake or plenumn while it is cold , also check temp sensor. i have done a few intake manifold gaskets on these vehicles.

i would say the theft module saw the door trying to be open without the door lock or fob first, once the door lock button was pushed it shut down, it new doors were trying to be unlocked in a theft manner, once shut down it needs time to reset or needs to see ignition cycle with key and read chip in key, smart system isnt it, good luck.

Could be spark plugs.. Or spark plug wires.
Hopefully - anyhow.. hat would be the easiest fix

Hi Russell,

Absolutely no power? No dome light? No head lights? Nothing?
When you step on the brake pedal, no brake lights?

If true, start at the source and pop the hood.

This is going to be a bit of back and forth dialogue. I'll ask some questions and you get me the answers. That way we can get to the root of the problem. To save time, I'll ask multiple questions at a time. Here goes.

• Check the battery. Is it still there? (Valid question with no evidence of power)
• Are the terminal clamps tight?
• Are the terminals clean and free of corrosion?
• Are all the belts in place and tight? (pay special attention to alternator)
• If you have a voltmeter. test the voltage at the battery terminals. It should be +12.5VDC.
  

Try getting a jump, when the cables are attached does anything light up?
Does it turn over and start?
Does it do anything?

Comment me back with your findings
Mike