Cold weather start up. Normal?
#1
Cold weather start up. Normal?
Every morning now that I go to start up my car it will start for a half second and then just die. then I turn the key again and it starts up in no time and everything is normal. Now during these times it is in the twenties. the car has 111000 miles.
#2
RE: Cold weather start up. Normal?
My car does it too. I'm pretty sure its the battery. It was even more evident when i put my supercharger on. The battery loses charge some charge after sitting a for a couple days without driving it add the cold whether (batteries perform better when they are warm). A standard car battery works best at about 90degrees, at 0 degrees its 45% less effective.
I'm just too damn lazy to change my battery.
I'm just too damn lazy to change my battery.
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RE: Cold weather start up. Normal?
ORIGINAL: Hash06
i have never had a problem with the cold and starting and in the mornings when i leave it is in the teens
i have never had a problem with the cold and starting and in the mornings when i leave it is in the teens
Your battery doesnt suck as bad as mine. I have the stock battery on my car lol.... 7 years old.
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