Chevy traverse won’t start

Asked by Desiree Aug 28, 2018 at 08:33 AM about the 2010 Chevrolet Traverse

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Was driving down the road and my Chevy traverse
shut itself off and now won’t start. When you turn
the key all the lights come on but it won’t turn over.

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I had the same issue.. the alternator was replaced but the system is starting the same cycle all over again, battery seems low and car won't start especially immediately after turning off ignition. I have what might sound unrelated, a recall on the fuel flow control module. However, the description on the recall was very similar to this issue. Corrosion in the module causes starting and shutting down issues. I am having the same issue with my 2010 and will be having it looked at for this.

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Not an answer question? What was it? My 2010 traverse is sitting on side of road. Did same thing, I’m a single mom an it’s the holidays any help would be great.

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Did you get your traverse running? I am having the same issue

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