Posted by pinball on December 01, 2021 at 14:00:19 from (76.8.148.99):
In Reply to: Re: Weird Car Problem posted by john in la on November 30, 2021 at 16:12:24:
years ago i had the same problem on my new chevy. about 2000 miles or so it started doing that. took it to the chevy dealership 5 times. never did find the problem. fellow in the maintenance dept where i worked at told me it was the fuel pump. he told me that there putting electric fuel pumps to keep more constant pressure on the fuel systems and all those motors big or small has its own protection. not very often but sometimes they go bad. have them replace the fuel pump and it will work fine. now after about 30 minutes i finally got chevy to replace it. drove it 25000 miles before i traded it. never once had the stopping problem again. i had to agree to pay for the pump if it didnt fix it but i just felt like the mechanic really new his stuff. good luck to fix your problem
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