While you are comparing day to day events, you are overlooking the problem is consistent with the Mornings' first start. The engine is hard to start after sitting overnight.
The cold start routine is a setting that is suppose to reboot after the engine cools down. This is controlled by a temperature sensor which can be a water sensor or block heat detector. If you have a water gauge you can have 2 similar components and the component that works the water temperature gauge is on a different circuit than the Engine Management control.
Your defective sensor instead provides the temperature information to the Engine Management computer. It cues a change in fuel mix and timing so that the engine starts better and remains at a higher RPM for short time. If you have ever had a car with a carburetor, it duplicates the "choke" function.
Consult an autoparts store for a correct part and its location. At most, there will be some spillage of Antifreeze but it will be minimized if you do it with a cold engine.
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SOURCE: Toyota yaris 2005 wont start right away
Have them check the crank or cam sensors these could give you prolonged cranking.
SOURCE: 1988 toyota hj75 land cruiser
Repelce fuel filter, check is there any fuel leak,
also check heater plugs,
if all that ok check injectors and injection fuel.
check how is engine compresion.
SOURCE: 1994 toyota corolla blowing AM2 30A fuse under the hood
On top of the cover of the fuses it will tell you what that fuse was for. Odds are whatever it is, is shorting out and will need to be replaced.
SOURCE: 1996 Toyota Tacoma wont start when the engine is hot and sits a few minutes
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