Was driving home & stopped, the car died & now wont turn over

hav u replaced the fuel pump--some cars with old pumps are sensitive to turns--git a fuel pressure test done to confirm

I would suggest checking the fuel pressure when the engine dies. You may have to buy a fuel pressure gauge and carry it with you, or see if letting the car idle for 30 min will duplicate the problem. Could be a fuel pump or relay.

Check for vacuum leaks.

Have someone feather the gas pedal while you listen carefully to the engine. If the leak is bad enough you'll probable hear it.
More than likely, it's either a vacuum hose or the o-rings under the intake manifold.

Hope this helps!

our experiensces of this when all is going well - was the car ran out of gas......or stop getting gas....ensure the gas matter & pour a little gas over the carberator & give it another try or so....when you are driving & it just goes dead slowly - fuel-connected circumstances are usually the 1st problem.....

got fuel, starter working, battery ok etc. - its a fuel matter more than likely.....

IT JUST MITE BE YOUR CRANK SENSOR I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM

sound like your ABS system. you may have a lose wiring plug some where in the system when the ABS system get active it the system gets all kind of funny things make the car go slow the brakes it brakes it self there is no power in the engine. have your car for a truly electrical check up

When was the last time you changed the fuel filter? when clogged, they will cause the engine to stall when stopped, or while driving. Inexpensive, if you can do it yourself, Part cost-under $15, for most cars. Won't do any harm to change it, know what I mean?

you need to put a scanner on it and see what code comes up.
my guess would be the crank sensor which is very common .

the alternator may of went bad and stopped charging so the car died when the battery went dead. Charge the battery and test to start with. Are you saying wont turn over ot turns over and wont start. If it turns over and wont start then it could be several things. Will need to get it diagnosed to be sure

try to adjust the iddle speed screw, tighten it clockwise