Q: Car isn't starting today.

asked by on March 06, 2017

Have been using remote start for several days. Then weather turned very cold. Fine first day, but didn't start yesterday. Battery is 2 years old. Is it my battery? The engine just made noises, but wouldn't start this time.

My car has 52500 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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