CannonBalt

So, Yesturday I moved my car onto the road at 8AM (-26C), so they could plow the parking lot, and I went back out at 1:30 PM (-18C) and it would not start. Checked the Schrader valve for pressure, and it shot out pretty good. My air fuel gauge was reading lein, and The car threw a code, I didn't write it down but it was something about low fuel pressure.

I have no access to a garage, and idea what I can do?

Do our cars have block heaters?

redcobalt07

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You try push starting it?

574

iTrader: (5)

Probably in the snow so push start might not work. And yeah they make block heaters

574

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https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/part...warmer-291880/

CannonBalt

I have no one to help me push, or i would try that lol.

They didn't come built in?

DaBuzzard

You most likely do have a block heater, pretty hard to find a car sold in without one.
Pop the hood and look around the top of the passenger side headlight, the cord should be there.

Low pressure could be the pump, or you may have enough water in the fuel that it has frozen and partly blocked the fuel line.

CannonBalt

I just find it funny it started in the morning, but then not later in the day. lol

Cobalt08LS

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you try jumping it?

CannonBalt

Update:

I'm getting frusterated now...

I've checked for spark... Check.
I've checked for Fuel... Check
Cylinders were flooded, so i cleaned them out.

Replaced Crankshaft position sensor, Will i have to do a relearn?

I've checked all fuses and relays...

What else could this be? I'm ready to sell this thing...