I've got a 1500, 136" high roof. At least 60% of the time, the starter has to run about double as long as any modern car I've ever driven--say 3-4 seconds. It is really noticeable because, at least until I got used to it, I'd have try to start the car twice because I'd automatically return the key to "on" before it started. But sometimes it starts immediately, doesn't seem to be any connection to time between starts, temperature, fuel level, etc.
Anyone else experience this? I'm not having any obvious performance issues when the car is running (beyond being on the very low end of the mpg spectrum...15-16, unloaded, driving like a granny).
Anyone else experience this? I'm not having any obvious performance issues when the car is running (beyond being on the very low end of the mpg spectrum...15-16, unloaded, driving like a granny).