Longer start ups when warm out

andybui82 · 08-10-2020, 07:38 PM

Hi everyone!

Just a quick observation, maybe you guys can help out with.

So on days that it's over 80 degrees, I'll hop in my car and it takes slightly (just a tad bit) linger to start up. Is that normal? Am i just overreacting?

Thanks in advance.

Nativetexan · 08-10-2020, 08:08 PM

I'm in Texas where it's hot as hell even in the morning and haven't ever noticed it.

Now when it's 95+ outside, yes it's got a slight delay, but that's just batteries working harder in the heat, which is normal for batteries.

andybui82 · 08-12-2020, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Nativetexan

I'm in Texas where it's hot as hell even in the morning and haven't ever noticed it.

Now when it's 95+ outside, yes it's got a slight delay, but that's just batteries working harder in the heat, which is normal for batteries.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nativetexan

I'm in Texas where it's hot as hell even in the morning and haven't ever noticed it.

Now when it's 95+ outside, yes it's got a slight delay, but that's just batteries working harder in the heat, which is normal for batteries.

Whew. Okay cool.

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