In old Chevy's it was vapor lock, which is the fuel boiling in the fuel lines. You can try to insulate your fuel lines and check fuel pressure..Could also be bad plugs.
Over heating (running to hot), Fast idle (Incorrect idle adjustment), Incorrect timing, Carbon build up in combustion chamber,
check the timing but all catalictic converters get hot
You probably have a low refrigerant level.
Your car can only create cold air if the engine is running to make the coolant work correctly. If your car is idle, your engine is still hot but your engine isn't running so the air you are receiving is actually air heated by the engine.
possible vacume leak in the egr valve or bad valve itself.
No, as long as the engine is not running hot it will not bother the transmission.
poss alternator fault
friction, dah!
When the car is at idle, the air conditioner works just as hard as when the car is moving. When the car moves, the engine gets very hot. so the air conditioning works better when your at idle because it doesn't have to cool the heat from the engine.
your cooling fan(s) is/are not working your cooling fan(s) is/are not working
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A rough idle and lack of power in a 1994 Mercury Tracer when hot could be caused by several issues. Common culprits include a failing ignition system (such as spark plugs or ignition coils), a clogged fuel filter, or a malfunctioning fuel pump. Additionally, a dirty or faulty mass air flow sensor (MAF) or a vacuum leak could disrupt the air-fuel mixture, leading to poor engine performance. It's advisable to run diagnostic tests to pinpoint the exact issue.