It's been really cold here at night, cold like the rain drops freeze on the car and I have to tug on the car door to get it opened in the mourning. Now I have an remote start, but I have been noticing it won't turn over enough to get the engine to kick in. I have to go outside and turn it over and over for a little bit for it to kick in. Now, I know it only does when it's really really cold, but there is there anything I can do to help it start easier in the mourning without having to go out to the car and turn over the engine to get it to start?

 

Iacv dirty....throttle body dirty...

 

battery? how old is it....

 

Naw, I think my friend and I cleaned it out not too long ago.

Optima Red top battery about a year old so it's fine

 

Has it been awhile since a tune-up? How are your plugs, cap, rotor?

It was really really cold last weekend. Was it worse then?

 

check your fuel pressure,it may be losing pressure once the car sits overnight

 

how do you do that?

 

get a fuel pressure gauge and hook it inline overnight. check the pressure in the morn.

 

what weight oil do you have in?

 

I have the same automatic start problems. Whats the right way to clean the iacv with out harming anything?

 

maybe your fuel pump is going out on you???? since it dont start up right away, it might take a while to get up to pressure.. if so i do have a VG fuel pump for sale.. but check that first