Hi Bruce
Take the vehicle for a scan and I'm fairly sure the fault will be recorded as a defective temperature sensor. Once that is replaced I think the problem will be solved. What happens is the sensor signals the injection system to allow more fuel for starting when cold and at the moment it can't know if the engine is hot or cold, so it injects for an engine at operating temp. (When cold the engine needs more fuel to be able to start)
Regards Johngee10
Sounds like your battery is no longer able to hold a charge. If you can push start or jump start, stop by any good parts store (Autozone, Advance, etc...) and have them test your charging system and load test your battery...they do this free. I suspect your battery needs replacing.
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