do you stall an One of my friends was driving the 97 Taco and we dunno how but he stalled the truck...can someone explain it?

 

VAPOR LOCK

 

One possibiltiy is that if you were driving along at highway speeds (torque converter locked), and then slowed to a stop and the truck stalled, it could mean that the converter didn't unlock for some reason.

Or it could be any number of different sensors on the truck, TPS, MAF,etc.

Is the idle speed adjustable on that engine?, maybe it's set too low.

 

I managed to stall mine out this afternoon while trying to climb a +-40 degree grade in 4 low. VSC kicked in and it cut off. Go figure?

 

no...level ground..;.~25MPH...~2500RPM...

 

That's not the kind of "stall" he's talking about.

 

o hehehe. my bad lol

 

i did it once...

very RPM after trying to make a hill climb and it just died....

i mean after not making the hill, my rpms were under 500... then i did something and the engine just died...

 

I stalled my auto 4runner once. I was well street racin. Came to a abrupt halt on a red light. Than It just stalled, so it took me awhile to take appropiate action.

 

My speed sensor messed up a couple of months ago. I started the truck, pulled foward taking off, rolled about 6 feet and the truck stalled just as if I had let out a clutch on a manual. Come to find out, since the ECU didn't know how fast the truck was going, it sent a signal for the transmission to lock up the torque converter. Since I was going so slow----STALL!

Dave

 

after he floored it...only to find out nothing was happening...I looked at the clusted, saw the A/T temp light and CEL and was like "WTF?!?!?!"...then looked at the tach and was like "YOU STALLED THE ĊĊĊĊIN TRUCK!"