2013 chevy sonic wont start after low fuel

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Asked by cat0517 Jul 03, 2013 at 09:51 PM about the 2013 Chevrolet Sonic LS Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the low fuel light was on when I got home. when I went to leave to the gas station the car wont start now. I tried to put gas in the tank and still nothing.

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...well you run it low (fuel lite on) for more than a little while, the fuel pump burns out because the coooing fuel will not be there to cool your pump...replace.

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you could check for continuity at the pump, but you will get zero ohms...kaput....if you've got any resistance at the pump look at the fuse~ easier to replace a fuse, but I hardly think the pump would blow the fuse~

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...wow...had never thought of that....haven't been in a financially strong league that would buy a NEW car...GOOD ONE.~...this WILL work!...dealerships do not like black marks on their reputations~

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I'm actually in the process of possibly buying a Sonic, some useful information here....

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