I will take it to delearship and see if i can get battery and alternator tests. Also this is heppening when the car sits for more than 2 days.


Thanks

 

I am gonna agree with the battery. Do you know why your last one died? A two year old battery should not die, especially if temps as high as yours. So even though you have a new battery, maybe you have something drawing power and draining it.

 

I just noticed the same problem this year. When I start the car in the cold and it's been sitting for a few days, it cranks VERY slowly as though it's on its last legs. It eventually starts but I'm pretty sure if it gets any weaker I won't be able to turn it over enough to get it started. My battery (and car) are 2.5 years old.

 

I have a question, if it is the battery or alternator, why is not happening always and also If i start my car and I have the cranking issue then i take it out of garage turn it off then start it up and it will come up quickly as normal ?

 

It was about -5 F yesterday morning when i started mine, the first crank was a touch slower and it usually takes a few extra cranks to catch, but nothin crazy.

 

personally the colder the weather get the better my stang runs

 

I think same here, but i mean when starting it onthe morning or after 2 days of sitting it will be lazy but o nthe road it iwll kick ***.

I just confused why if it could be the alternator it is not happening always no matter if it is in the morning, evening, etc..