Fuel pump won't kick on after Chang ignition cylender

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Asked by Ziggy70 Apr 04, 2017 at 09:24 PM about the 2001 Chevrolet Malibu

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Anti thieft locked me out changed ignition cylender
and all lights went back to normal but now the fuel
pump won't work is there a reset for it like the
antithieft? This car is going to be the death of me I
am 70 yrs old and a widow for the past 5 yrs so no
money to hire someone to do it for me HELP
PLEASE

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Jack answered 7 years ago

Check your fuses and relays for the fuel pump

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Ziggy70 answered 7 years ago

I talked to the dealers head tech and had it put on a computer for codes and came back no codes does anyone no ot a reset button to the fuel pump is?

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