I have a problem with my 2004 impala 3.8 V6 I will drive down the road and it will randomly die and won't start back up. It will turn over and everything but won't start. But if you let it

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you probably have the same problem i do with my car. My fuel regulator is leaking. I have to go have it replaced. It has taken us a year to find the problem because after the car is warm it doesn't leak. Good luck with it.....my car is the same year, make, and model. They must have just not made these very well. I have had one problem after another with it.

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that would probalbly fuel filter or a blockage in the tank

SOURCE: 2000 V6 S10 - Won't start when hot...must cool down

Sounds like your starter might be going out.  Sometimes when they start to go bad they will not start properly when they are hot.  When you give it time to cool down it will start right back up.  The other thing it could be would be a coil pack because they will do the same thing but I would think if it was the pack that you would have problems with it shutting down while you were running.  Take the starter to your auto parts store and have them test it several times to simulate being hot and see what they say.  Let me know if you have any other questions.  Thanks for rating my response and for using FixYa!

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sounds like you have a wheel hub out causing the lights to come on. odds are it would be the front left. it's not sensing right causing the traction control to be turned on. or it could be a loose wire for that hub. gm cars has had a problem with these two issues.

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Heat related ignition failures are often caused by a dying coil.