I have a 03 chevy impala and it starts up good in the morning.It seems like after i drive for a while and the car gets hot,it would not start back up.I have to give it gas to start.Anyone has the same problem?

 

it could be the ignition control module they stop working correctly after getting hot when they are going out. autozone can check it if you remove it from your car and take it in to them. it is located under the ign coils where spark plug wires go from engine and normaly have two small bolts on each of the three coils remove all three then unplug wiring from ign control module. leave spark plug wires on coils and carefuly mark where coils go. any numbering order that you can remember

 

Yeah, it sounds like a common problem. If it's similar, then it may be resolved by adjusting the throttle before the engine cut. It is clearly the fuel of carbohydrates. Anyway, help me SIII first crank start.

 

Quit posting gibberish and go away. Kindly take the ridiculous hyperlink in your signature with you.