In winter, your car, scooty and bike also feel cold, they throw tantrums while starting…not anymore, how? Know

The problem of vehicle not starting in the morning is very common during cold weather. When the temperature drops, the engine oil becomes thick, which puts more pressure on the engine parts and makes starting slow. This is the reason why car, bike and scooter face difficulty in taking the first start.

Battery performance also decreases significantly in cold. Low temperature reduces the capacity of the battery, due to which the self-start motor does not get enough power. Many people try to start the car again and again, due to which the battery gets further depleted.

In two-wheelers, carburetor fuel does not evaporate properly in cold weather. When fuel vapor is not formed, the engine does not get the right mixture to burn, due to which the bike or scooter does not start immediately. Whereas in diesel cars, glow-plugs heat up late in cold and take extra time to start.

The first solution to avoid this problem is not to leave the vehicle in the open at night. Try to park your car, bike or scooter in a covered place, so that the temperature does not drop too low. Due to this, both the engine and battery do not become weak due to cold.

It is important to pay attention to the health of the battery before starting in the morning. In two-wheelers, the first 2-3 kicks create revs in the engine and the self catches quickly. Using a choke in a carburetor bike helps in burning the fuel quickly and in the right amount, which increases the chances of a self-start.

In diesel cars, after turning on the ignition, wait for the glow-plug light to go off. Change engine oil timely and use winter grade oil, as it flows easily even in cold. If the vehicle has been standing for a long time, press the accelerator lightly before starting. By adopting these simple steps, you can easily start your vehicle in one go every cold morning.