2001 Saab 9-3 "car overheated died restarted" Questions

I was driving my 1999 Saab 9-5 today, it was raining, right after going through a puddle, my power steering stopped working, the battery light came on, so I pulled into a gas station, turned the ...

died, that the engine is now damaged and needs major repairs. Running an engine while it is overheating causes irreversable engine damage. So if you car is running hot or overheating shut it off right

died on me. I restarted it and drove for about five minutes. It died again and leaked a bunch of fluid. Now it will not start. What is going on? I don't see how leaking transmission fluid would be

...died. Have replaced, air filter,spark plugs, and battery. Will start and run for 5 minutes and die and has to cool off to start again. Fuel pump is running,we can hear it. mine would do th same i ...

Mechanic said it was the distributor... Actually he told me it was an ignition problem, found the whole distributor at the junkyard in good condition. Replaced it, it drove around, but then started ...

1988 Honda Accord LX 5 speed carburetor, driving along highway all of a sudden started shuddering and it started backfiring, when almost at a stop engine dies, will start back up but dies again wont i

transmission stoped down shifting. turnede engine off and restarted and was normal. also started hesitating on take off. now has begun to die unexpectedly every now and then. disconected battery for ...

Died on rd, replaced fuel pump, crank pos sensor, temp sensor. Still starts gets to operating temp then skips dies. Won't restart till cold then same thing A bad thermostat leads to poor engine ...

the car run for about 20 minutes then dies and has a hard time restarting. When gas pedal is depressed engine stalls. check fuel pressure Have you had a recent tune up ? Excessive spark plug gap will ...

...Overheated after 30 minutes then shimmied and died. When restarted, engine revved high but when put in drive, it died. Temp guage never got over 180 degrees. need more info. sounds like your raditor ...