Cold starts
Anyone's car taking longer than normal like when you go to start it in the morning after it's been sitting a while? I'm wondering if it's just the cold weather or what.
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I have noticed on mine that when the engine is dead cold it will crank for approx 3 seconds before starting. That may be programmed in-not sure.
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Every car I have ever owned takes longer to start when it's really cold. That's just normal operation.
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I assume ignition is delayed to allow the oil to reach critical components.
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You should have been around in the 50s and 60s if you think 3 seconds is bad.
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Cold starts
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Anyone else having these issues? Other than this, this is the best car I've ever owned or drove....and having a father who was an automobile dealer, I've driven about everything you can imagine.... |
Hey guys! I'm new to the forums. Just got my C7 yesterday and have barely driven it. (except for the 50-60 mile drive home from the dealer). I've been noticing the same issue as the OP when starting my car in the garage. The first time I start the car after a long time sitting in the garage (with 20 degree weather outside), I am noticing the car will crank for 2-3 seconds before the engine turns over. If I start it again it will usually turn over immediately. I thought maybe it was my battery because my crazy dealer accidentally allowed the battery to get too low to start the car. Had to be jumped with only 2 miles and no gas in the car! Anyways, based on the responses above, it sounds like this is normal for the C7?
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Yeah, i think it's normal. I haven't had any problems actually having the car start, and it was really cold when I first noticed it.....Can't believe that about your battery. |
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