Car not turning over, and stops while driving

Asked by Kathy Apr 09, 2016 at 12:50 PM about the 2006 Chevrolet Malibu

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I try to start car it will not turn over,
but if I go and open the truck and bang on a
black box that's sits over the driver side it
will then start. I have had a whole new fuel
system installed by dealer and stiff have
same issue. Every time I have a hem look at
it they say no hing wrong, yet I can be driver
ng car and it stops running I loose all
control of car. Then re start car after I bang
on the black box in trunk. What do I need to
do to correct the his before I get killed
driving this cat

3 Answers

1,035

you have a short take it to a electrical shop so they can fix it for you.

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5

That is where your fuse & pump relay is for your Fuel Pump system, The " Black Box " is a rear fuse box . Sound's like a wire or something else is loose in that area.

5

I have a 2009 Chevy Malibu LT , but mine just shut down . No power from rear fuse box to fuel pump , Ran hot wire direct to see if new pump even worked,( yes it does) now have to trace wire's from fuse box to pump to find the problem !!! $350.00 for fuel pump & $21.00 for fuel pump relay . And not done yet !!!!!!

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