I have a 1998 ex-police crown vic. The car runs great. That is until lately if its 32 degrees or lower the damn thing doesn't want to start. Stong cranking, all lights work etc...Would'nt start for nothing yesterday.Today its **** 40 outside,so I thought what the hell. WAS hard,but it finally started.Once it warmed up,it started fine the rest of the day.Tomorrow in th AM Im not so sure.Anyone out there have a problem like this. Sure could use some input. scshane367@yahoo.com
I have a 1998 ex-police crown vic. The car runs great. That is until lately if its 32 degrees or lower the damn thing doesn't want to start. Stong cranking, all lights work etc...Would'nt start for nothing yesterday.Today its **** 40 outside,so I thought what the hell. WAS hard,but it finally started.Once it warmed up,it started fine the rest of the day.Tomorrow in th AM Im not so sure.Anyone out there have a problem like this. Sure could use some input. scshane367@yahoo.com
The fuel filter is on the frame rail in front of the passengers rear wheel. The light doesn't have to be on for codes to be present.
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