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Asked by GuruB5GW6 Dec 12, 2018 at 08:48 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Malibu

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my car won't start after driving it around awhile

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Mine is doing the same. I have a 2012 Chevrolet Malibu. It will start, run for a little while, but after that it will not crank for days. I’ve sent it to the Chevrolet place near my location, they put a used overlayer or relayed, something like that, got it crunk, & sent it home. I drove it to a funeral and it shut off on me, and rolled down the hill. My brother in- law, got it crunk for me & got it home. The next day, I sent it to a shop in town, this guy reprogrammed my computer & got it crunk, but it still did the same thing, once I got it back. I let it sit in the yard for a few weeks, then had the fuel pump replaced. When I got it back, it did the same, only now, it won’t crank as much as it was. Chevrolet told me, they don’t think anything is wrong with it & that it’s not putting out a code to them. So now, I’m going to write a letter in on my car. I can’t afford to keep spending out money and not being able to drive my car. If you get any info, please inform me, if you don’t mind.

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