jrainwater

iTrader: (10)

Haha that's awesome lol, are you a weather man? Outside "actual temps" here in Chicago have been hovering around 0 for two weeks plus now(feels more like a month now). During the day it is like 10 and overnight it is around -5 to -10. Regardless its been cold as ***** outside and the Odyssey 925 has been holding strong. Sometimes if the car sits outside all day when I go to fire it up it might sound "slow" to crank, like weak, but once that first crank happens regardless it fires right up every single time. Easiest way to test the battery if you can't even start your car would be to pull it and take it to a parts store. They will load test the battery for free, even if you don't buy a new one from them.

Ev0ikon

iTrader: (18)

Folks in cold weather with small batteries should invest in a huge jumper box. Get someting in 200-300 A cold cranking power. Not those tiny trickle-charger.

cfdfireman1

iTrader: (11)

Ckeesee12 if you have a strong fully charged battery with new plugs and a little starting fluid does nothing you have other problems most likely ignition related. Did it pop or anything?

egis

op i had same ****.i went to Boostin and Devin adjusted the fuel tables for cold start.now i turn the key on position and listen when muffled buzzing from ecu stops then push gas pedal a little and then crank.my car sits outside the house.

evotuner04

iTrader: (45)

I bought this and its sure *******: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Stanley-50...essor/13035281 starts my dead as ***** evo mini battery every time. Has a air compressor and light too lol

I only paid $65 though Black Friday woot!

Ckeesee12

That's what I said, it was popping. Just too much junk on the old plugs. It fired right away when I put in new plugs. It wasn't the battery at all.

jsayers

iTrader: (3)

happened to me also. windchill was around neg 50 and was parked outside while i was working for 8 hours. wouldnt start and jumped it for half an hour, still wouldnt. tried it again the next day and started no problem

cfdfireman1

iTrader: (11)

So the car started now? I think the problem goes along with your other post. You need the car re-tuned.