>2007 saturn aura died >tow it to a buddies house and replace

dis sum booolshit

>>16650899
I don't know what you mean?
is it completely obvious why the fuel pump wouldn't work?

or am I shitting up the board or something?

Did you check the fuel pump relay or fuse? Does the fuel pump turn on at all? Is the fuel filter clogged? Are the fuel lines clogged?
Wheel bearings/hub assemblies shouldn't be that bad, just a bit pricy if it's the latter. As for the coolant just find where the leak is and replace the part. Could be a hose or something. Not that bad.

>>16651540
came here to post this.

>>16650873
>take it to mechanic
>they have it fixed by the next day
>????
PROFIT!

>>16651540
fuse and relay are good, the new pump came with a new fuel line, and it only dribbles when it's pumping and not hooked up to the rest of the car.
pump came with new filter.

>>16651725
Was it a direct fit pump or did you have to wire up a connector? Better yet, you have a picture of the pump?

>>16651841
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/PFP0/A43013/02535.oap?year=2007&make=Saturn&model=Aura&vi=1434407&ck=Search_fuel+pump_C0401_1434407_3431&keyword=fuel+pump&pt=C0401&ppt=C0025

Carb swap or call up Uber until you can afford a car, OP.

Try giving the fuel pump another power source and see if that helps, either from a separate battery if you have one or run your own wires direct from your existing battery.

Its really all that could be stopping a new pump from delivering fuel, unless the swirl pot in the bottom of the fuel tank is not filling up properly.

>>16650873
At least take it to a shop and have them diagnose the actual problem. if you cant afford the repairs then just do it yourself

>>16653163
Okay how about this. If you have a voltmeter, probe the outer 2 pins on the connector while the key is in the on position without starting the car. Lemme know what voltage it says

If its the ecotec, unplug the mass air flow sensor near the airbox and try and start it. If it starts, replace maf.

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>>16651698
>take it to mechanic
>they cant find the problem
>car keeps randomly dying
>take it to different mechanic
>still cant find problem
>car now wont start at all
ISHIGGYDIGGY

piece of shit is still taking up space in my garage

/o/ is such a sad place

Have you tried what I mentioned earlier yet? The maf has a ton of control on these vehicles.

There is also an issue with one of the wires behind the fuse box in the trunk that runs to the FP relay. Remove the relay and check for corrosion on the box side. You may need to remove the fuse box and inspect behind it.