I found out the answer. When my husband replaced the fuel pump in the gas tank he cracked the plastic casing that the fuel pump goes into, we sent it to the shop and it work's fine now! Saturn fuel pump's are expensive it was like $250 just for the part. Thanks, MEL
Maybe dirty fuel filter.
have the fuel filter replaced. that cleared mine up when it happened.
This might be an air or fuel problem at the most basic diagnostic level without looking at it or asking more questions.
sounds like you have a fuel pump issue. You forgot to mention the year of your car. it will depend if you have a mecanical or electric fuel pump.
If car is fuel injected check the injectors could be clogged. If car has carborator check to see if the butterfly is opening properly. Check all the wiring for battery and electrical system, too.
Intake manifold air leak or you need to put some fuel injector cleaner in. Did you gap your plugs correctly?
Go have Your Fuel Pump REPLACED
Gas is not getting into the carburetor because no Saturn made ever had one.
I found out the answer. When my husband replaced the fuel pump in the gas tank he cracked the plastic casing that the fuel pump goes into, we sent it to the shop and it work's fine now! Saturn fuel pump's are expensive it was like $250 just for the part. Thanks, MEL
do a pressure test had same problem it was a bad fuel pump
fuel pump or the ignition module needs to be replaced
Give us more info like the year, make, model and engine info. Do you have a check engine light illuminated? If so what are the codes? Have you tested for fuel pressure and fuel flow? Have you replaced the fuel filter?