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Dana Sellaro Posted on Feb 15, 2014

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When starting my 2003 nissan maxima it just clicks and will not start right away, after a few tries it will finally start right up.

Your starter may be the problem. There is a troubleshooting guide, easy to follow, here: http://www.samarins.com/diagnose/
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"cold" start issue - engine cranks and revs right

FICV
fast idle control valve
and a price problem
not hard to replace but a $200 part
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My 98 volvo s70 won't start right away when it's colder than 50 degrees outside. It takes a few tries and I have to wait a couple of minutes between tries.

u need a winter thermostart the engine rings gets smaller with th cold tempetuare so the engine will not hold the compression when the fuel is ignited in the chamber to make the car start
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Van took a few tries to start. Then once off nothing worked.

Might be time for a tune up?

Does your car have a anti-theft system that uses a resistor in the key? I have had several instances when I tried to start the my '95 GM auto, runs perfect normally, but nothing. I traced it back to the key. Probably not always put in correctly.

Thanks for your question at FixYa.com
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In the morning it takes 3 or 4 tries to start te car. it acts like it does not get fuel right away. could this be the fuel injection relay or fuel pump relay on a 1998 528i

IT COULD BE DIRTY PARTIAL STOPPED UP FUEL INJECTORS.STOP UP FUEL FILTER AND AIR FILTER.ALSO BAD SPARK PLUGS CAUSES MORNING STARTING PROBLEMS.
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Not starting

You should take the vehicle back to the place that replaced your fuel pump, and tell them they did not install it correctly, and explain the problem
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96 lumina 3.1 takes 2 or 3 cranks to start

have a qualified mechanic test for fuel pressure....its sounds like a fuel pressure regulator
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2004 nissan sentra

yes it sounds like your fuel pump is going bad
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