[johan]

Originally Posted by milanojess

Yes am sure. first crank was about 5 secs, off ignition, give it 10-15 secs and cranked for 2nd time, this time I kept at it until about 10+ seconds and it started to have some reaction, and another 1-2 secs til it actually started.

it felt as if there's no fuel, as the starter cranks consistently through out so battery was good and stable, it just didn't fire. Both times happened after sitting overnight, probably around 50s F temperature wise.

turn the key to ON, wait 3 seconds to allow the fuel pump to fully prime, then turn the key to fire the starter.