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Question by anne
Submitted on 7/16/2006
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I bought a '96 Grand Am, manual, I can't  get it to start, sometimes it starts right off,I stopped at a gas station and then when I went to start it no go. The station guy said to push my clutch in all the way to the floor and to try it again,I did and it worked then. I 've tried it again since then but no go. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.I've driven manuals for a long time and never had this problem before. Could this problem be related to the anti theft system?
Any help out there? Thanks


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