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Posted by Russell inTex on June 23, 2007 at 18:24:49 from (75.23.33.119):
I know this is for tractors, but there is
much knowledge here, so here is my question.
I have a 2000 Chevrolet with 5.7 liter. It
sometimes does'nt start. It tries to start, but
dies. Let it set awhile and it will start and
run fine. It did this a few months back and never
did it again until the other day. It is not heat
related because it does it if engine is cold or hot. Mechanic wants to put in new fuel pump, but
I think it is something else. There is no check
engine light and no codes in the computer.
Any of you had this problem before? I can
give more info if needed. I appreciate any
ideals.
Thanks to all.
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