Car won't start when cold

[Wyolemontwist]

In the morning when it is 50 to 60 degress the car won't start. When I turn the key it does ablolutely nothing. Later in the day I can go back out after it has warmed up to 70 plus degrees and the car fires right up. Can anyone tell me where I should start with this problem? Thanks in advance for any advice.

 

[onehellofadart]

Silly answer but did you check your battery?

 

[briankaplan]

Check your battery connections. Also check the starter Relay on the
inner fender. Sounds like a bad connection to me.
Brian Kaplan AKA Green Duster.

 

[Mrmopartech]

This is first a starter related problem.So the parts involved are the ignition switch and starter relay,and the starter.Get you self a starter button,a remote type button and install that to try when its cold.With the car in park and the key on,try it.If it does not start,with the starter button directly on the starter and the key on,hit the button.If it starts to turn over,the problem is most likely the relay or switch and not the starter.Also check with a freind if signal is getting to the relay,with a test light,Mrmopartech

 

[Wyolemontwist]

Thanks guys!! It was the starter relay. :thumleft: