2010 Malibu LT Engine starts but then shuts off right away. Battery is 2 months old. No codes come up

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Asked by GuruBSY84 Dec 31, 2018 at 01:33 PM about the 2010 Chevrolet Malibu 2LT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2010 Malibu LT Engine starts but then shuts off right away. Battery is 2 months old. No codes come up

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Have you checked your oil? My car shut off on me like that before and my Dad told me to check the oil. My oil was almost a qt low. I added the oil and my car started right up. It had shut itself off b/c of the oil being low to protect the engine. A guy at Dodge said that alot of the newer vehicles will do that so that you don't blow your motor. Newer as in 2005's and above. Just a little advice that might help even tho you've probably already checked your oil. Hope you are up and running soon!

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Took car to dealership and after $364 later, they can not guarantee that item that was replaced was the problem. They mentioned the intake camshaft position actuator solenoid valve is the likely cause, but could not duplicate the issue after it was replaced. So far, car is running fine. Watch an you tube video and see how easy it is change this part and save yourself a lot of money.

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