I have a 93 bronco. Recently it has been giving me a very annoying problem. Whenever it snows it wont start. It cranks away fine, the engin just wont kick in. But then i come back about a day later and it starts right up with no problems. I know its not the cold because of the times its happened it has been colder the day after and it starts up right away. And its not from driving it on wet streets, because one of the times it was a dry day when i drove to work, it snowed and then it wouldnt start. Im an electrician, not a mechanic so i have absolutly no clue why this would be. My best bet is something is getting wet. But i have no idea why it would start out of the blue like that. Im sick of getting stuck far away from home whenever it percipitates.

 

Yea I dont like driving in the snow either , pretty smart truck ,,, Is the check engine lite lit up ?? , have checked to see if your getting fuel ?? is it getting spark ???I would check these firstan go from there

 

the check engine light is not on. the fuel pump does hum when i turn they key so i know its not that. how would i test if im losing spark.