2006 nissan navara wont start in cold weather

How to Start a Car in Freezing Cold Winter Weather

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wikiHowFreezing cold weather can take a toll on car batteries. ... It's much more difficult to start a cold car with a mostly-empty tank, so do yourself a favor and gas up ...

Why is it so hard to start a car in the winter? - HowStuffWorks

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To start a car in winter, your engine has to work extra hard. Learn the top 3 reasons your car is hard to start in cold winter weather.

Debunking 5 Cold-Weather Car Myths - Popular Mechanics

check your brakes for wear or foreign object such as a stone in the wheel

get the OBD codes read as will be a temperature sensor thats causing the fault , the OBD codes will tell which one

https://www.4x4community.co.za/forum/showthread.php/299819-Navara-lost-power

If jump start always works, the problem is the battery or poor connection to the battery.

Try turning your car off. Perhaps you got your radio wet with something. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Low fuel level in tank would be my guess.

there is almost no way to miss align the flywheel! did you checked side by side for proper fit and all the slots matched , if you didn't i would get one fro the same place and match the old one, Also did you remove the sensor before replacing the flywheel? if you didn't you may have a broken sensor.

try a compression test. when cold.

hi u say its when colddoes it take time to start if so i would say check the pre heat is working heater plugs