autostart won't work if it's below 23 degrees

Asked by ksgcs3 Dec 24, 2019 at 11:06 AM about the 2018 GMC Canyon Denali Crew Cab 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

automatic car starter doesn't work when it gets below 23 degrees. emission
control icon comes on. truck runs rough for the first 10 minutes until it warms up
once the outside temperature goes up to about 35 degrees everything goes
back to normal  

2 Answers

yeah Duh!! engines arent supposed to be driven on unti theyre warmed up, the oil spread around the parts, etc. let it idle while you drink your cocoa and warm it up then drive it and it wont run so rough. your engine will thank you.It requires less time to get to normal operating temp when the outside air is warmer because it doesnt have to warm up as much..again I say DUH!

Your truck should run smoothly at 23 degrees. You dealer should fix this under warranty.

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