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Doomtroop · 11-23-2006, 04:05 PM

I'm in Canada too, in montreal precisly. Anyways, it's normal that the motor has a harder time starting. I don't thing the high pitched noise is normal but I wouldn't panic either, especially if it does it once in a while (it can be the belt making that noise). However, don't rev up your car... especially if it's cold. You can seriously damage your motor if it is frozen and you try to rev it.

I would just simply have someone look at the motor when you start up your car to see if the belt is touching something else or if something is making that noise.

Hope i helped.

11-23-2006, 04:05 PM	#5
Doomtroop 2nd Gear Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 223	RE: Cold Weather Starts I'm in Canada too, in montreal precisly. Anyways, it's normal that the motor has a harder time starting. I don't thing the high pitched noise is normal but I wouldn't panic either, especially if it does it once in a while (it can be the belt making that noise). However, don't rev up your car... especially if it's cold. You can seriously damage your motor if it is frozen and you try to rev it. I would just simply have someone look at the motor when you start up your car to see if the belt is touching something else or if something is making that noise. Hope i helped.