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Why won't it start in cold?
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Posted by Mary Johnston on December 09, 2002 at 11:31:47 from (199.131.159.125):
My 44 A started fine in the fall and summer. but now it is around 10 degrees and the starter won't turn over. My husband hand crqanks it and after a couple times she starts. Then the starter works. My battery is on the verge of neding replacement too. It is a 6V and do we need to go to 12v to help it crank over better in the cold? What iis wrong with a cold engine to prevent an easy start like in warm weather. Mary
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