02 Saturn Vue won't start.

Asked by Justin Dec 03, 2015 at 11:39 AM about the 2002 Saturn VUE V6 AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Have a 02 Saturn Vue and parked it one time and
when I went to start it wouldn't start, I've had
problems with it in the past not starting every time
I would put gas in it, so I figured the fuel pump
must have finnaly went out on me, I replaced it,
and it still won't start, battery is good, everything
sounds ok, I can hear it trying to turn over but it
just won't start, I'm hoping someone might have
an idea of what it is, it's not reading any codes.

3 Answers

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the starter might be bad take it off and get it bench tested and that will tell you

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Mine did this as well; would not start after fueling up; as if the engine was flooded. I had an '03 for about 10 years. What worked for me was to have the accelerator floored when I turn the ignition switch to start the engine. Started right up; worked more than once. And no more topping off at the pump! Kept it from being an issue... Good luck!

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