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Trouble Starting
- Thread author lintjerk
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It's been mid 30s this week - I was hoping the battery wouldn't be an issue with such a new car - only had it a couple weeks!
There is a thread here about it. Some new vehicles needed new batteries. Search for it.
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Read through all of those - doesn't seem like the same thing.
Buckeye-TRide
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My 2020 did that very intermittently and then it never happened again. Made me weary a bit but it never once failed to start.
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How long are you waiting when getting into the drivers seat before you start the engine? I think there are some automated functions to prime the engine fuel injector you can hear when the car is off, and you get into the car. Maybe give it 5-10 seconds when you get into the car before starting and see if it improves the start at all. Could be starting too quick before the priming?
