Original fuel pump. Engine starts and then dies. Dealership replaced fuel pump. Same symptom occurred 1 week later. Guy at the bar suggested bouncing on the back bumper as "pig tail"? problem; bouncing solved problem every time.
Returned to dealership, said no way fuel pump installation problem. Suggested carbon build up on throttle as problem causing computer to shut down. Bullshit about bouncing solution and never heard of a pig tail.
I KNOW it is the connections or internal problem with the pump, but without more detailed info I can't get past the bullshit.
Anyone heard of this problem and could anyone direct me to a Chevy bulletin to help these idiots fix the problem?
Thank you much and if I ever take a car to a dealership again; why someone dope slap me along the head!
John
Returned to dealership, said no way fuel pump installation problem. Suggested carbon build up on throttle as problem causing computer to shut down. Bullshit about bouncing solution and never heard of a pig tail.
I KNOW it is the connections or internal problem with the pump, but without more detailed info I can't get past the bullshit.
Anyone heard of this problem and could anyone direct me to a Chevy bulletin to help these idiots fix the problem?
Thank you much and if I ever take a car to a dealership again; why someone dope slap me along the head!
John
Jan 8, 2008 at 5:54 PM