trouble starting after temperature drop
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Hello all.
I have a 2007 honda civic ex. Lately; in particular after a temperature drop my car has trouble turning over. This has been going on for a few weeks...thankfully haven't got stuck anywhere. When it started I had the original battery replaced. The problem persisted but it seems to only happen after a temperature drop.
I was thinking my next move is to change the spark plugs and wires.
What do you men and women think?
I have a 2007 honda civic ex. Lately; in particular after a temperature drop my car has trouble turning over. This has been going on for a few weeks...thankfully haven't got stuck anywhere. When it started I had the original battery replaced. The problem persisted but it seems to only happen after a temperature drop.
I was thinking my next move is to change the spark plugs and wires.
What do you men and women think?
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If you think a good mechanic is expensive, try hiring a bad one
Re: trouble starting after temperature drop
my car has trouble turning over.
Wait....Please read this thread all the way to the end. Your solution might be within
https://www.civicforums.com/forums/1...t-problem.html
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Re: trouble starting after temperature drop
Hello all.
I have a 2007 honda civic ex. Lately; in particular after a temperature drop my car has trouble turning over. This has been going on for a few weeks...thankfully haven't got stuck anywhere. When it started I had the original battery replaced. The problem persisted but it seems to only happen after a temperature drop.
I was thinking my next move is to change the spark plugs and wires.
What do you men and women think?
I have a 2007 honda civic ex. Lately; in particular after a temperature drop my car has trouble turning over. This has been going on for a few weeks...thankfully haven't got stuck anywhere. When it started I had the original battery replaced. The problem persisted but it seems to only happen after a temperature drop.
I was thinking my next move is to change the spark plugs and wires.
What do you men and women think?
can be a good idea to do. along with checking the air filter. im just
curious as to what type of oil your using because on a Civic at least
on mine it calls for a viscosity of 5w20 oil I use synthetic 5w20 I find
especially in cold months on any vehicle it cranks the engine a little
esyer in -cold temps easyer on the battery too. and the engine tends to warm up a little quicker as well.
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If you think a good mechanic is expensive, try hiring a bad one
Re: trouble starting after temperature drop
An 07 has Iridium plugs that are good for 100,000+ miles, and there are no plug wires (C.O.P. ignition).
It's already supposed to use 5w20, but 0w20 is also acceptable.
It's already supposed to use 5w20, but 0w20 is also acceptable.
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Re: trouble starting after temperature drop
your right never do need changing this is what happens when someone
like my self has driven an old car from the mid 90"s that still had
wires.....
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