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6. That is helpful. Thanks. We still have the problem of the car not starting as soon as the key is

Sun Sep 21, 2014, 09:38 PM

Sep 2014

turn. would that be part of the problem with the Evap system?

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Issue with the Cobalt recall fix...it isn't fixed [View all] diabeticman Sep 2014 OP

fixed. sorry I probably say it wrong too. diabeticman Sep 2014 #3

Make them come get it madokie Sep 2014 #4

Amen to that. Smelling very strong gasoline can be a BIG deal. BlueJazz Sep 2014 #7

It would be a problem with the evap system bhikkhu Sep 2014 #5

There's a check valve in the fuel pump that retains fuel pressure bhikkhu Sep 2014 #8

That's probably a decent way to go bhikkhu Sep 2014 #11

It probably isn't an accident this started Takket Sep 2014 #12

I'm just surprised there are Cobalts still on the road tkmorris Sep 2014 #10