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Jerebronco
Feb 15, 2022

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Feb 15, 2022

My Bronco wouldn't start in the cold weather, I understand the weather makes it hard for it to start but when I attempted to start the vehicle the starter didn't even try to turn the engine. The battery wasn't dead because all the electronics were working, I also attempted to boost the vehicle and it still didn't work. After having it plugged it and the weather getting a bit better, eventually my Bronco started. Is there a reason the starter would not even attempt to turn over? Is there some kind of system that prevents the starter from turning under certain temperature conditions?
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Member 2541 Jerry

Feb 15, 2022

#1
Jerebronco
My Bronco wouldn't start in the cold weather, I understand the weather makes it hard for it to start but when I attempted to start the vehicle the starter didn't even try to turn the engine. The battery wasn't dead because all the electronics were working, I also attempted to boost the vehicle and it still didn't work. After having it plugged it and the weather getting a bit better, eventually my Bronco started. Is there a reason the starter would not even attempt to turn over? Is there some kind of system that prevents the starter from turning under certain temperature conditions?
I “wouldn’t” think exterior temps would have anything to do with it.
Manual or Automatic?
In gear ?
Seatbelt ?
Door shut ?
Ford Pass have it locked out ?
Foot on the brake ?
2022 -2door Black Diamond
Mid Package
2.7. Velocity Blue.

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Feb 15, 2022

#2
Next time, try the start feature on the ford pass ap.
I always start mine to warm up before om going to leave
2021 4 door Badlands Sasquatch, Rapid red. 2.7, high package. Reserved on 07-19-2020, ordered 01-20-2021, delivered 12-05-2021

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Feb 15, 2022

#3
Jerebronco
My Bronco wouldn't start in the cold weather, I understand the weather makes it hard for it to start but when I attempted to start the vehicle the starter didn't even try to turn the engine. The battery wasn't dead because all the electronics were working, I also attempted to boost the vehicle and it still didn't work. After having it plugged it and the weather getting a bit better, eventually my Bronco started. Is there a reason the starter would not even attempt to turn over? Is there some kind of system that prevents the starter from turning under certain temperature conditions?
Just curious how cold it was? I know the temperatures can get brutal up there this time of year.
2022 Bronco Black Diamond 2dr 2.3L manual Hot Pepper Red. Reserved 8/7/20. Ordered 1/23/21. Reordered 10/08/21. Scheduled week of January 24th 2022, delivered 2/24/2022

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Feb 16, 2022

#4
Jerebronco
My Bronco wouldn't start in the cold weather, I understand the weather makes it hard for it to start but when I attempted to start the vehicle the starter didn't even try to turn the engine. The battery wasn't dead because all the electronics were working, I also attempted to boost the vehicle and it still didn't work. After having it plugged it and the weather getting a bit better, eventually my Bronco started. Is there a reason the starter would not even attempt to turn over? Is there some kind of system that prevents the starter from turning under certain temperature conditions?
You got the the Bronco with the Florida starter in it. Once it get below 43 degrees you are SOL!! :eek:
Garemlin, EvlNvrDys

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Feb 16, 2022

#5
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I “wouldn’t” think exterior temps would have anything to do with it.
Manual or Automatic?
In gear ?
Seatbelt ?
Door shut ?
Ford Pass have it locked out ?
Foot on the brake ?

It's a manual, everything else shouldve been the way it was.
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Member 2541 Jerry

Feb 16, 2022

#6
Jerebronco
It's a manual, everything else shouldve been the way it was.
Also “Welcome to the Bronco Nation”
It’s only guess work for me ,
I would assume it read the trans either in gear or the clutch not engaged all the way ?
2022 -2door Black Diamond
Mid Package
2.7. Velocity Blue.

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