96 model hyundai excel stalls while driving my 97 hyundai is stalling after driving for 10 min ive changed the coil spark plug leads and plugs the fuel pump still work ive pulled it out and tested it can any one help me

check for spark from the coil then the leads to the spark plug .use a spark plug tester. then remove each plug one at a time .smell them for fuel .if ok change the plugs.

I've heard of an excel with problems with the signal from the computer not keeping the fuel pump on, if I recall, that was on a '91 excel. To check yours, you would need to monitor the fuel pressure with a fuel pressure gauge, when the car was running, and still hooked up when the car strops running. If the pressure drops when the car stalls, you know you have a problem in the fuel pump circuit. The owner of that '91 excel had replaced the computer once, and believed he needed another. Don't know if this is your problem, but a good place to start is with the fuel pressure test, especially right after the car stalls. If it turns out not to be fuel related, then probably something in your ignition.

As with any no-start situation, you need to know if you have spark to the plugs, fuel to the injectors, and normal compression to proceed.

A bad temp sensor will not cause it to stall.

If it just stops while driving I would suspect the ignition coil. Hard to say without looking at it first hand. When it stalls you need to see if the spark plugs are getting fire/sparking or if you have a fuel problem.

Hi
My son has a 2003 Hyundai Tiburon GT and has had the same exact problems, stalling out at a roll and then it got worse. Sometime it won’t restart for 5 mins.
We did these repairs new spark plugs & wires, New PVC valve because we found oil in the up intake manifold, removed and cleaned the upper intake manifold and throttle body, mass air flow sensor, etc. ran better but not fixed.
Than a few days later it completely died and won’t start. While testing all of the sensor on the throttle body I realized it was cranking fine but it wouldn’t kick over! I checked for spark, It was weird we had no spark at the plug now.
We replaced the whole Ignition coil and the problem was solved, $139.50 at the dealer parts department. We changed it in about one hour. Advance was $165.00 and Auto Zone was $159.00. The dealer was cheaper for once and an exact OEM replacement.
It’s been 2 weeks and the car runs better with more power than it has for awhile. apparently the coil was going bad slowly than dies totally.
That threw us off a bit.
This is the fix but make sure you check to see if you have oil in your upper intake manifold which when is sucked in can cause a stall out.
clean the upper manifold and change the PCV valve.
good luck.

Have you check the O2 sensors? How baout cleaning the MAF and Throttle body? Thermostat?

How does the temp gauge look whn it stalls?

Replace the fuel pump relay, it's easy and cheap.

Ya it's a good chance, But I just hate throwing parts on without knowing for sure, but hey, it's your money, and it may be the cure. Good Luck.

Can be the fuel pressure valve, the engine light comes on? also water on the system, or perhaps fuel filter or spark plugs

try changing your coil pack