Subject: Updated car policies are leaving drivers upset

From: Vehicle Coverage-Update <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2014 09:13:09 -0700

[World News Press]
New Auto-Coverage Rule Leaves Drivers Furious & Shocked

One simple fact that drives don't know about:
If you drive less than 50 miles/day you may be eligible for some major discounts.

When Linda put her zip-code in and got a surprise of her life. She found out her current company was ripping her off, and she could get car-coverage for much lower.

She checked out this site: http://www.rhovoe.com/Zip/Code/lookup-tools-43567354.html

"An astonishing 50% of drivers are over-paying" the report states.
"Driver should really spend 2 minutes and see if they are being ripped off."

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In other car News (Update)
General Motors Recalls Another 3.16 Million Vehicles, Boosts Quarter Recall Tab.

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GM safety crisis grows with recall of 3 million more cars for ignition issues

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General Motors Co (GM.N) recalled three million more cars for ignition switch issues on Monday, roughly doubling the number of GM vehicles with known switch problems in a crisis that has defined the automaker and new Chief Executive Mary Barra this year.

GM on Monday recalled 3.36 million midsize and fullsize cars globally with ignition switches that can be jarred out of the "run" position, potentially affecting power steering, power brakes and air bags.

The switch issue is similar to the defect linked to at least 13 deaths in an earlier, 2.6-million vehicle recall of Chevrolet Cobalts and other small cars.

Re: Auto-Forum::

or the last month, my grand am seems to only start if the battery is basically disconnected completely for at least 6 hours... If it's connected for lets say 12 hours straight, it will not start, it cranks over completely but it just does not ignite. If I leave the battery disconnected over night before I go to bed lets say and connect it in the morning, it starts fine. If I leave the battery connected through the day, and over night, and try to start it the next morning, it will not start. 

Why is it doing this? What does a car do when its complete powerless for at least 8+ hours? 

Will need more info. Is there any alarm and if so is it or anything aftermarket? Strange way for an anti-theft device to behave but who knows? 

What prompted you to even try this disconnect the battery trick? No codes are lost unless a real hard one instantly. Not sure on this car but ECM may need to be set to the car and now a new problem on top. 

When a car/engine cranks and doesn't start you try to isolate if it's lack of something. Lacking spark or fuel to begin with then proceed on what is missing or dropped out WHILE it doesn't start. Don't just go tossing items as it's expensive and can confuse the final fix, 

T 

Okay heres a bit of history over the last few weeks. 

Yes when the car all of a sudden first didn't start, there was an aftermarket starter along with a Passlock Sensor bypass module. Since then, this is been removed because we thought the starting issue was caused by this. However it is not, because to this day, there is not one aftermarket part back in the Grand AM and the issue is still happening. 

The battery trick prompted me because I diagnose millions of things all the time, I try every trick in the book. We could get the car to start randomly over the last few weeks but with ZERO consistency. Then one day I decided to leave the battery disconnected over night and try it in the morning, sure enough it works... Left it connected throughout that day, until the next morning, it didnt start. Disconnected it again throughout the day and reconnected it again in the morning, and it starts fine. 

This problem is 100% electrical, but no where to be found. 

We replaced the ECM because when I took my car to a shop that specializes in aftermarket parts, they thought it was worthwhile replacing the ECM.. So I picked up a used one at a wreckers, it was reprogrammed along with the keys being relearned... and still the same symptoms are occurring. 

There is obviously spark when it starts fine so how can it be that? In fact, how can it be anything when the car starts fine?? Even hooking up an OBDII-Reader while its running shows no errors or anything. 

I'm not tossing anymore items at it because I have consistency now with the battery trick so that narrows it down to only a select few things. 

Hope this helps..