Take the 2-minute tour ×  My car, Megane '98 1.6e Petrol Hatch,
started to take a long time to ignite. At first I thought that
the fuel does not reach the chambers because I always have to
park it in places with big incline, but I think it's actually
related to the fact that the engine is cold.  A few months back
I had problems with a coil pack. Is it possible that the other
one also needs changing?  share|improve this question What kind
of car is giving you issues? –  Seminecis Aug 28 '13 at 21:07
Renault Megane '98 1.6e Petrol Hatch –  Aleksandar Savkov Aug 29
'13 at 8:37  1 Answer 1  up vote 3 down vote accepted  If the
other ignition coil went bad it could cause a misfire which
could make it hard to start.  It gets fairly cold where I live.
One of the first things to check would be your battery. If it
doesn't have enough cold cranking amps, either because it is old
or because it never had enough, then it can be really hard to
start a car in the cold. Also check the battery connections. If
they are corrode