jmr001

Hey guys,
new to the Chevy world and this forum. I recently purchased a 2002 Malibu. Seems to be a good running, well built car. Im having an odd issue however. Sometimes the car refuses to start. I turn the key, the car will turn over, I hear the fuel pump running, no security light is on but it will not start. If however, I get out and pull a spark plug wire (usually the first one but can happen with others), the car starts right up. Put the wire back on and we are good to go. The process might repeat later that day or not again for two weeks. The car seems to have a little miss and we are getting about 17MPG in town. I am not sure if that is standard or not. I've replaced the plugs and wires. There are no codes in the system except an old one for a vac leak which was fixed. I can't tell if the plug is actually sparking or not when its having a fit because every time I pull it to test it and have someone crank the engine, it starts. I've googled and searched the forum but haven't found this exact issue. As best I can think, perhaps a coil pack or the ICM? Anyone have any suggestions? If so, I would greatly appreciate it. Kinda scratching my head on this one.
Thanks Guys!

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