Most of the time my car is fine, but it will randomly stall and die when least expected. It's always after the car is warmed up. I can go to a store for about 20 minutes or slightly longer, get ready to go again, back it out of the parking spot, accelerate to go forward and it will stall and most of the time die. There is no engine light on it. I had the fuel pressure sensor replaced, which seemed the most logical remedy, but the car persists on randomly stalling.

I've been told that they cannot detect the issue while the car is not acting up, but there's no rhyme or reason to the issue; it's completely random. I've spoken with Ford Motors and two dealers, and they've never heard of this issue before. After reading the rants on this blog, I'm surprised they haven't. I've driven Fords nearly all my life and have never seen anything like this. I'm open to any suggestions of what to do next, because my car is very dangerous running the way it does now.

At low speed (less than 10 mph) and only after making a trip on the freeway for several miles and then turning the car off, the next time it was started while backing up or driving forward at low speed the car would stall. It could be easily restarted, although it took a few seconds more than normal. This has happened several times and so I began getting very nervous driving. I did research online and found that many people experience this problem.

I went to the dealer near me (Elder Ford, great place) and they agreed with my findings. The lower fuel pressure sensor was reading incorrect pressure an so was shutting off the fuel pump. It cost $275 to repair but it drives like a dream now. If you are experiencing stalling, I highly recommend having this part changed. It may also be helpful to change the upper fuel pressure sensor as well. The lower one you can only get from a ford dealer but the upper one you can get at any auto parts shop.