Cranking trouble and loosing power while driving

Asked by Misty Sep 14, 2016 at 12:04 AM about the 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt LS Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2007 Chevy cobalt when I turn the key it just
keeps turning over but doesn't usually crank
the first time. I cut it back off try again an it
cranks . Also loosing power when going up
hill an when taking off. Please help it's my
mom's car she's elderly an disabled an I
have stage 4 terminal cancer at 37 yrs old
..so I don't have the funds to help with .
thanks for anyone's advise. Misty

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badCarz134 answered 8 years ago

There are many factors that will lead to the symptoms you described Misty. I would start with a tuneup. Good luck :-)

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Poppydawg answered 8 years ago

Having same problem with 2000 Bonneville dear, wish you luck with your problem, will be watching for your answers and will let you know if I find an answer to mine, maybe it will help you.

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