what makes a car start in the pm and not the am

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Asked by cheddar98 Jul 31, 2015 at 04:27 PM about the 2003 Chevrolet Malibu FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2003 Malibu......fuel pump replaced 6 weeks ago, then one day it would not start in the am but would start in the pm......what could be making it do that?

3 Answers

23,610

Thats weird, temperature related hard or no start, cold, There could be a bulletin for that...or you just need to check spark and fuel while its acting up. does it have trouble codes stored in memory?

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Check the igintion switch,there was a recall on this,and even if it has been done,you may have to have it replaced again,malibu,s are bad for this,change the switch.

23,610

That could be a great point, if you have bulletins that apply, an outstanding recall, or the new part fails function tests, it could have an issue there, even with a connector, or I have found issues with power distribution main feed at the distribution center,. tracking back from the part that should work, you can find loss of voltage, or voltage drop (decrease) in the reading when connected parallel, then operating. have your technician find the failed connector, ground source, or power source, or find the part at fault. Basics rule the 12v diagnosis

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