My car (99 dodge stratus, automatic, 2.4 L, 148K miles) has been developing a strange problem over the past few months that I have unsuccessfully diagnosed. When slowing down, even from 10 mph, the RPMs will drop as low as 250 and the car will begin to shake. Often, especially when making a sudden stop from high speeds, the car will actually stall. The check engine light is on and returns a running lean code.
Some of the reasons for a crying baby are: Hunger: If three or four hours have passed since his last feeding, if he has just woken up, or if he has just had a very full diaper and he begins to cry, he's probably hungry. A feeding will most likely turn a crying baby into a contented one.
By the first month of life, most parents can tell if their baby's cry means hunger, pain, or anger. Crying also causes a nursing mother's milk to letdown (fill the breast). The amount of crying in the first 3 months varies in a healthy infant, from 1 to 3 hours a day. Infants who cry more than 3 hours a day are often described as having colic. Colic in infants is rarely due to a problem with the body. In most cases it stops by 4 months of age.