Winter conditions prove astringent to vehicles.
This with a good dose of preventative maintenance may keep you car from throwing a fit each time you try to begin it in the winter.
Instructions
1. Read your user's manual to determine to best procedures for starting your car in the winter and make sure you follow those recommendations.Winter weather is insolvable on your motorcar, and sometimes the vehicle may not hope for to begin. The box may be with your battery, the antifreeze or still the journey you effort to begin your car. The key to getting a car moving in extreme conditions is to take it slow, start the car properly and let it warm up before making the engine work.According to Smart Motorist, AAA responds to quite a few incidents where the driver simply attempted to begin the vehicle in an improper manner. Some recommendations do not apply to all vehicles. For instance, if you have a fuel-injected vehicle, you don't want to pump the gas pedal before attempting to begin it, as this could flood the engine. However, if your car has a carburetor, depress the accelerator once and let up before turning the key.
2. Turn off all accessories in the vehicle To admit the car to pull more power from the battery to begin. Turn off your radio, heater, lights and any other accessories you have on.
3. Turn your key in the ignition and hold for about 20 seconds, but no more. If the engine does not turn over, wait about two minutes and try again.
4. Ask for a jump-start to your battery if your engine still will not start. Your battery is likely too weak to receive your car to begin.
5. Run the engine for two minutes before attempting to drive the car. Start out slowly on your journey and do not accelerate quickly until the engine warms up.
