I HAVE A 2007 IMPALA- WONT TAKE FUEL- KEEPS KICK OFF- TAKES 5 MIN. TO PUT 1 GAL. IN
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I HAVE A 2007 IMPALA- WONT TAKE FUEL- KEEPS KICK OFF- TAKES 5 MIN. TO PUT 1 GAL. IN
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