when driving my sport trac it just stall on the highway.I put it in nuteral and it stats right up.any help thank you.

 

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Have you done any maintenance to it recently?

 

Maintenance up to date.Vehicle runs great.while driving it just shuts off. put in in nuteral it starts right up.You could drive vehicle a few days its fine then all of a sudden it shuts off.Throttle body was cleaned.check for cracked hoses,fuel pump.Ant help Thank you.

 

I like your answer. The reason I asked about maintenance was, could anything have been disturbed at the time the work was done. I should have been more specific and referred to any particular maintenance not routine maintenance. Usually when you have a quick shut off as described it is an electrical problem. A good place to start would be to check all connections starting at the battery and follow through to where you can't go any further. That includes the ground connections.
If you lose the signal from the crank sensor everything stops. The same thing can happen anywhere along the line from that sensor thru the entire ignition system. So as you can see the problem can be difficult to find without modern eletrical and ignition test equipment. Have you checked for any codes in the computer yet? They may provide a clue as to which system is causing the problem.

 

Thanks, Hanky for your help.No codes no check engine light.Vehicle runs great.Just all of a sudden while driving down the road it quits.While rolling put vehicle in neutral starts right up again??

 

A good portion of the time with no codes, it can be a very basic item causing the problem. Just for starters I would suggest check every connection from the battery to the fuse panel and even the fuses themselves. Usually its something not computer related ,but you can't rule out a connection that opens momentarily before the computer realizes there was an interruption in a signal.

 

I have check all connections.Thanks for all the help.When I checked the connections,push them together.The truck ran for several days without stalling.Then all of a sudden it stalls while driving.

 

If you feel you are on the right track then why not try and remove and reconnect some of the connections not all, and see if that has any effect. If it doesn't then do the remaining connections , at least you can cut the amount of connections in half. Once you can narrow it down to one connection you will have found the problem. That is the cheapest and maybe not the fastest way to get to the problem , but all it costs you is your time. What do you think?