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P0705 : Transmission Range Sensor Circuit malfunction. You may wanna replace it or check it its the switch that tells the PCM which gear the transmission is in. Good luck
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vaccum leaks, fuel filter, fuel pump, spark plugs/wires/coil can all cause stalling. I would start with a DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code) reading and go from there
The most common way to fix it is to do a tuneup, use a fuel system cleaner in the gas tank, and pull trouble codes from the computer to fix bad sensors.
sounds like the trans range sensor or it could be internal trans problem. is the trans shifting ok? if not, it might need an overhaul. the sensor might be something you can tackle but it's on top of the trans right below the air filter housing. it the sensor that the shifter cable is connected to. you'll have to have it in neutral to install it as the sensor has line up marks on it.
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