You check the coils with a ohm meter. They should 6-8 thousand ohms at the spark plug connections. One lead to one spark plug connection and the other lead to the other . It's not likely a coil for stalling. If coil , Your car can still run on four cylinders. It can be a ignition module. It fails when it gets extremely hot. The module is located under the coils.
Try changing your coil pack
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I was thinking maybe one of the coils. Have three coils, one for every 2 cylinders. I'll get one replacement and swap them one at a time to see. Would rather spend $50 than $150 to shotgun it. Thanks for the suggestion. Grittyone.
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