07denada
Have you been able to figure out this problem? I know it’s been over 2 years but I have the same vehicle and the same problem. We’ve been trying to figure it out for over a year now but can’t get the car to act up when we take it to the mechanic. We had three different mechanics look at it but none of them can figure it out. Your description of what happened is identical to what we’ve been experiencing. The only difference is our started acting up after the vehicle was involved in a minor accident causing about $8000 of damage. Our vehicle drives around town and short trips just find it when we get on the highway and drive it for an hour or longer at highway speed‘s then when we come to a stop and idol it will sometimes start to cough sputter and die. It will not want to start again for anywhere from five minutes to an hour and a half. Because my mechanic said it had to be either Spark or fuel issue I purchased and carry with me all the time a fuel pressure gauge and a spark plug tester. Just yesterday when this happened I was able to check and confirm that the vehicle has both spark and fuel pressure. The only other issue it could be is timing. I was able to check the codes and the same code you have was in the system. The search of that code on the Internet is what brought me to your post. I’ve already spent over $2000 trying figure this problem out. I was assured by mechanic that was the fuel pump which we replaced twice now. The random messages from the computer system lead me to believe it’s got to be computer related. Just yesterday while driving vehicle I checked the engine oil life percentage as it read 51%. Then after the stall and restart as we were traveling down the highway I checked the engine oil life and it now read 99%. I didn’t reset anything regarding the engine oil life calculator. An hour or so later in our drive the stability track notification went off informing us to service the traction control. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
