I suggest testing the fueling system, it sounds like you are losing pressure during shutdown. the start procedure that you describe would allow the fuel system to repressurize.
Hook up pressure gauges and test the system against specs., but then compare pressure during shutdown.
Pretty early for a fuel pump issue..I presume that you have changed the fuel filter...
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Let the car sit undisturbed for 10 - 15 minutes, then try to start it. Check the owners manual if you have it. Sometimes, on various cars letting them sit awhile will allow the system to reset itself. On others sometimes rapidly turning the key from off to on, without turning to start 3 to 8 times within 10 seconds and then on the last turn to the on position leave it there until the horn chirps, at that point turn the key directly to start, or turn off first and turn to start. If all this fails, a GM dealer can reset the system.
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Thank you Guru. I just got the car and have not changed the fuel filter. I will try that first and if it doesn't help. I'll have the system checked.
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