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How to Start a Car in Freezing Cold Winter Weather

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wikiHowFreezing cold weather can take a toll on car batteries. ... It's much more difficult to start a cold car with a mostly-empty tank, so do yourself a favor and gas up ...

Why is it so hard to start a car in the winter? - HowStuffWorks

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To start a car in winter, your engine has to work extra hard. Learn the top 3 reasons your car is hard to start in cold winter weather.

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check the cold start sensor and injector wires .take off and clean them.

check if the car have the thermostat in the cooling system, because in cold weather the thermostat close the water flow in the cooling system (radiator, head of the motor) and the car gets temperature faster to warm the engine to operational temperature.

it often happens in the winter, naturally, the cold weather will have some effect on all the car's system, especially the battery and cooling system.
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Your only problem is the computer is not putting the engine in cold start mode. The temperature sensor tells the computer when to put it into cold start mode. If the sensor is bad, it cant work. Replace the temp sensor and you'll have no more problem with starting with the remote.

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Possible bad cold start valve or the sensor that tells the valve to activate when cold. Start by replacing the cold start valve first.

try the cold start sensor/ automatic choke

there is no way around this the bearings are won in the fuel pump replace it, it is not that expensive.