2001 Volvo S60 "cold weather car key won" Questions

...cold it is)the temp gauge will suddenly show the temp.and simultaneously the drivers door console will start working(i see it light up)and then i can unlock the drivers door by pressing the ...

cold weather, when it is colder than @34 F. In warm weather when I turn the ignition key I can hear the fuel pump pressurize and the truck will start. In cold weather the the starter crank the engine,

cold weather. I have read somewhere that there is a problem on these cars that when cranking in cold weather, there can be a voltage drop to the fuel system I think it said. This seems correct because

...cold weather..usally when the headlights go dead the battery is dead also..(need to charge or jumpstart) if you have a charger connect it and let charge for a while(if not a second running car ...

...cold weather but i'm not sure. i really don't want it to die i just got it and i love it even with all its problems. so if anyone can suggest anything to make it start or tell me why this is ...

weather is cold? If it does, it could be the fuel pressure check valve has a leak. One way to check it is to turn the key to the run position for 5-7 seconds before you start the engine. If it starts,

...cold weather? A loose ground would do that. You could also have a faulty pump. I heard stories of people getting non-GM approved pumps that failed or had to low a PSI to accurately supply the engine ...

...cold weather on a system that worked well last summer can often be traced to a weak battery. Sub-zero temperatures can cut a battery's amperage output by more than half. Check out the battery ...

...cold weather I just purchased a used 2011 Toyota Corolla and it won't start the second day off the lot. When I turn the key the engine doesn't turn but some of the dash board lights come on. Also, I ...

...weather to send the signal to the fuel pump or not. On a cold moist morning the resistance signal can be interrupted or the resistance lever raised enough for the computer to get an improper signal. ...