I swear, my car starts up way better when its like 15 degree's out than it does at like 55 degrees? Is it supposed to be like this? (This morning when i drove to school, my car started up perfect, first turn of the key, leaveing school it took me about 3 seprate cranks to get it on *i dont give the car any gas when i turn it on, should i?*)

 

mine used to do that but backwards. when it was cold it didnt want to start but when warm started up just fine. i changed the sparkpluges and wires and everything works the same now

 

ya hows ur did it is how its spose to work lol... ill prolly have to replace em both like u did

 

yea, i would give that a shot and see what it does for ya, if that doesnt work let us know

 

Thats for carburated motors. With EFI, the fuel system wont engage unless the car is started.... And are you sure it actually starts better every time its cold? Or possibly just a figment of your imagination?