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My '95 la sabre arbitrarily dies in traffic, usually at a 35-45mph--sometimes I'm pulling a slight grade--6 miles into warm-up. My power steering unit is 'whining' but seems to work okay otherwise. There is some hesitancy in engine, I just had the crank sensor replaced. Anyone with past experience with this problem? I know I should have it put on computer but right now I cannot afford major repairs.

If it's only when your car is hot try to unplug the EGR valve.
Search on this forum for EGR valve, you will find many info.

Most likely the computer or mass air flow sensor

I will go with above comments including vacuum lines. Cheapest and easiest way to fix engine "dying" problems.

Check the ECM and ICM electrical connectors.


Sounds electrical to me.


Also when it stalls check for injector pulse at the connector.

Stalling Bad gas.. Ignition Module.. Sensors. Grounds, EGR valve, FuelFilter.


Definately check codes.. for free at a Popular Parts store.


Whining Power steering is pump noiseAir in system or Bad pump.Fully turn the steering wheel from completely left to completely right. If thenoise reduces its proubbly just air.IF not.. replace pump. and cycle steering again to escape air.