gschroe wrote: > During the wait I looked at the fuel pump, the > connections (two prong connector seemed a > bit rough, so I did my best at cleaning that up. > Tried again and it started. Made it about a > block and it stopped again. When you try to start your car, can you hear the fuel pump humming? It should not surprise anyone to learn that our fuel pump connectors are wearing out. My car did the same thing earlier this year. I thought it was the inertia switch, but it turned out to be the electrical connections to the fuel pump. They do not last forever. My advice is to cut the wires, go to a hardware store, and buy some sort of strong connector to replace it. Everyone should probably replace this connection in the next few years. - Mike Substelny VIN 01280, 7 years