geraldzajd

My old 93 chevy cavalier just dies on me while I was driving. Lickily, it was late at night and I was just on a city street.
I pulled it into a business parking lot (car not running) to get it off the street.
I tried re-starting and the engine cranked good and strong but it did not turn over.
I tried it about 8 or 9 times and it finally turned over and I was able to drive the short distance home.
Anybody out there have an idea what is wrong?
I think it may be the fuel pump and did a little checking. The fuel pump is inside the gas tank. How the heck am I going to replace that?

sledge.impy

You are going to drop the tank. Remove any connections.

You might have to siphon out some fuel if the tank is full.

Use google. It would be the same for almost every cavalier from 1986 or so to 1994. 1995 and after might be slightly different.

How to Change the Fuel Pump on a Cavalier | eHow

sledge.impy

Of course it might not be a fuel pump. Your diagnosis is lacking.

It could be a TCC solenoid if you have an automatic.