OK, two days ago I tried to start my car in the morning and it absolutely wouldn't turn over. It would crank, but it just wouldn't start. There were two factors:
1) I was low on gas, but not extremely low. Probably a bit under a quarter tank left, and the fuel light was not on yet.
2) I was parked on an incline, with the front of the car raised higher than the back.
I put a gallon of gas in the car, and after a minute or so, it sputtered to life.
Jump ahead to this morning. I went to start the car, and it wouldn't start. After a couple minutes, it sputtered up and started. I was parked in the same inclined parking spot, however, I had a full tank of gas.
One other similarity between the two instances that may or may not mean anything is that it had rained heavily the night before and the car was still wet. I'll also add that when I started the car when it is parked level (Tuesday morning, and when I leave work every evening), it started just fine.
Does anyone have any thoughts? Maybe the fuel pump?
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