Diag: 2014 Camaro SS, L99. Not starting when slightly cold outside (50-60's)
11-05-2014, 11:06 AM
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Diag: 2014 Camaro SS, L99. Not starting when slightly cold outside (50-60's) Not sure if this is the best forum for this:
My car is parked in an area where it cannot be easily towed, and I'd rather see if this can be solved. This is the third time this has happened, and the dealer had no idea what issue is.
When its cold outside, say in the 50's and car gotten cold it wont start. Battery has been tested, and verified fine.
When it warms up outside into the 70's it starts perfectly fine, every time.
It throws no errors of any kind at all. No codes on my reader, no errors on the dash anywhere. Its simply just doesn't even attempt to crank.
Its acting like its a neutral safety switch problem, but how would a variance of 10-20 degrees cause this?
Anyone have any ideas? Super frustrating. I know this is first post, but I'm not a big forum poster, and trying to get some ideas on this.
My car is parked in an area where it cannot be easily towed, and I'd rather see if this can be solved. This is the third time this has happened, and the dealer had no idea what issue is.
When its cold outside, say in the 50's and car gotten cold it wont start. Battery has been tested, and verified fine.
When it warms up outside into the 70's it starts perfectly fine, every time.
It throws no errors of any kind at all. No codes on my reader, no errors on the dash anywhere. Its simply just doesn't even attempt to crank.
Its acting like its a neutral safety switch problem, but how would a variance of 10-20 degrees cause this?
Anyone have any ideas? Super frustrating. I know this is first post, but I'm not a big forum poster, and trying to get some ideas on this.
