Can someone help? I have a 1995 F150 4.9L/Inline 6. About 3 months ago, it started to stall for no reason while i was driving (highway, service roads, etc). I thought it was the Ignition Control Module (that is mounted on the inside fender), and had it changed. Then it happened again about a month later. When it stalls, it will strat right back up sometimes or i may have to wait afew hours. I took it to Ford and had it diagnosed and they said that the Ignition Control Module has shorted my stator/coil. So, i replaced those items...along with new pugs, wires, and capr and rotor. My truck started right up. I started it this morning to get the frost off of my windshield and I went back outside 10 minutes later and it was off. What should i do? [:@]

 

I would start with verifying SPARK at the plugs as soon as it stalls and won't start. From there I would look at fuel pressure/pump. Oh yeah, I would also check to make sure you're ground are good with good contact. A "GREEN" ground can cause sproatic problems and drive you bananas...