Just started noticing this as the nights are drawing a little cooler finally. When I go to start the car in the morning, it takes a bit longer for it to actually catch and start. In the summer, the starter might crank once and the motor would light. Now it seems it'll take 4-5 revolutions before it catches. But it catches every time. New(er) battery from last year. I don't remember if it did this last year in the fall/winter or not. Probably nothing, just cooler weather.. still, wanted to see opinions.

Rick

 

Cooler more moisture dense air, I suggest you inspect the air filter, and the throttle body.

 

Fresh air filter... I'll check the TB - what am I looking for? Condensation?

 

Check the fuel pressure.

 

No , oil residue , do not move the throttle plate manually !


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Ah, ok. It's going in for inspection next week - I'll make sure the mechanic and I go through those steps.