I need help fine home or fix the house here at the window very old to cold need need to window keep up here is weather soon snow at California to big bear lake

This should be referred back to the folks that just did your "repair."

You need to check the cold choke set up, which may be called a IAC
Idle Automatic Control this is sensor works the am starts for cold or hot idles...
Do you have a light on??

i would first change the toggle switch if the problem continue then it the mmotor going bad it has lost a big part of the grease that it suppose to have in the housing..

Battery is dead ... dropped a cell ... get a new one ... the cold weather is hard on poor old batteries

You can try insulating your battery (cold might still get thru) or purchasing a solar recharge kit from an aftermarket company. Cold weather will affect the chemical reaction between the plates of the battery and will not put out the high amperage required. I would also recommend to keep a portable battery booster in case you cant get a solar charger. Keep the booster in a warm bag inside your trunk and always charged for when this happens. Keep it during the duration of your winter weather. In summer you will be fine.

Change the mass air flow meter.Its located on the inlet pipe from the air filter.Also change the air filter.That gets damp in cold and snowy conditions causing the fuel mixture to be to ritch.That will cause the engine management light to come on.Good luck phil.

clean the sensors

Cold start thermal shut down switch! I had one go on me soon as I replace it it started up keep in mind these switches become dense get hot and cold especially when they cool down rapidly in this cold weather hope this helps it has been a while but you should have two switches around your thermostat housing one is for fan and gauge the other is the perhaps the one just call dealer ask about thermal shut down sensor keep in mind this is not OBD 2 this is a old system and computer relies on that thermo switch for fuel pitch and mixer!! hope this helps good luck to you!

Yes this is very poss, and happens more than u think, I have seen it here is calif on the rare days the temp drops below freezing, it will be covered by your comprehensiveinsurance policy.

if your starter has the clip style connector on the starter itself (not the solenoid) it is the cold weather package starter. they have different starters for automatics, manuals, california models, and cold weather package. i ran into the same problem.