I bought a Subaru two years ago and it’s a great car for me but the original owner is from Texas and I live in Montana where it gets really cold in the winter and my car struggles to start when I don’t park it in the garage. Last year I could just use my parents’ garage but I moved out and I don’t have a garage. I replaced the battery earlier this summer so I’m pretty sure it isn’t a battery problem but I was wondering if I need to take it into a mechanic or if there’s another part I should consider replacing?

  • DiamondplateDave@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I had a ‘92 Sentra that had problems starting when very cold (0°F). Turned out it was the coolant temperature sensor (not the gauge sender). It failed so ECM couldn’t compensate for cold weather.