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I have a 1997 Mercury Mountaineer AWD 5.0. When the temperature drops 15 degrees or so overnight it will not start. When it does start, after the temperature rises and the engine is warmed up it will start all day and it runs and drives perfectly.
Thanks for answering. Let me make sure that I understand you. Check the Engine Coolant Temperature sender and it should be the same as ambient air temparature?
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