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Asked by Marisa Sep 11, 2016 at 08:01 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Malibu

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2002 Chevy Malibu my father told
me when he got it that it was sittibg fir a
while without being started and at first it
starts then after a while it dies and it won't
start back up and before I start it the fuel.
Gauge is showing that there is no gas in it
but ik there is about half a tank my father's
friend is telling me Its the engine module
other people are telling me it's a vacuum
leak or a bad fuel pump. I'm getting very
confused bc I'm trying to get my car up and
running but Idk what's wrong with it

5 Answers

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I've had same problem.. Check theft system. If not check the ignition switch. That what mine was doin get.

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My theft light turns on and stays on before and now it just flashes but the switch still turns over but doesn't start

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I'll try to reset the theft system in the morning

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I reset the theft system but the fuel gauge doesn't show it has gas in when there is gas in it and it still won't start

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