Have to disconnect battery for at least 40min and reconnect in order to turn car on
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Asked by Jesus Sep 27, 2018 at 06:22 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Impala FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

If I have to start my car I have to plan it. I have to
disconnect the battery negative or past positive
doesn't matter ( one of the post just rotates doesn't
losing off and doesn't want to come off) I have to
disconnect the battery for at least 30 to 40
minutes and then the car will start otherwise it just
cranks and cranks and cranks but does not start. It
has a fairly new fuel pump, new fuel and crank
relay. In the past this car, 2002 Chevy Impala 3.4,  
was recalled on the starter but I sent it in to get it
fixed but even after that randomly the car wouldn't
even turn on no crank for exactly 10 minutes I do
not know if the problems are related because now
it just keeps on cranking if I don't disconnect the
battery

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Jesus answered 5 years ago

ALSO, I sometimes get a SECURITY light on my message center

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