Car hard to start when engine is cold.
Before anyone says fuel pump, I have checked the fuel pressure. It is 60 PSI when the key is first turned on and remains at 50 when the pump turns off. It will keep pressure for hours after turning the key off. Also the fuel filter has been replaced.
The coolant temperature reads correctly with autotap and there are no trouble codes. The other day it was 70 degrees outside and the car stated up on the first try. When the temp gets down around 50 degrees, the problem seems to get worse "may take several minutes of cranking". I am out of things to try, does anyone have any suggestions for what to check. The worst part of diagnosing the problem is that the car eventually starts.
Brad


