1999 chevy malibu will start but dies after 30-40 seconds

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Asked by videonutdude Feb 19, 2015 at 11:03 PM about the 1999 Chevrolet Malibu FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 99 chevy malibu was running rough so i gave it a tune up. (put in new plugs) then i
noticed the fuel regulator was leaking so i put a new one on. now it will run for about 30
seconds and die. do you think that its a fuel pump? any thing im missing? i have spark
but not sure if fuel is getting there. if you floor the peddal it will die and sputter.

3 Answers

143,765

It is possible that it may be bad fuel pump,but i have seen your model igintion switch cause this issue all so,if possible check the fuel pressure,if pressure is good when pump is on,check your ignition switch.

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Hmmm ok I think I saw the ignition switch on a recall list for my car. Do u know how to get it for free on a recall? Or am I just dreaming?

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143,765

If recall on the igintion has not been done,call your local chevy dealer,may get lucky and not have to pay out of pocket for it.

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