2001 Lincoln twn car doesn't want to start when its cold....It starts fine after its been warmed up...Had the fuel pump replaced 15,000 mi ago, as it was doing the same thing then....Don't think the fuel pump should go out that fast....Anyone out there have any ideas what else could be wrong?
lincoln won't start
Feb 01, 2008
2 Replies
Could be the Coolant Temperature Sensor, telling the computer the engine is warm and no need for the extra fuel when it's cold.
Pull the engine codes before you spend another dime on this one.
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