^ You don't have power steering fluid, and this car has a timing chain not a belt. So don't worry about servicing either of those.

 

Good luck with the timing belt

 

sweet? (:

 

Dont mean to bring this thread back but just saying its very possible it could be the fuel in your area. In oklahoma my car did the same thing as yours on cold start and I drove home on leave to indiana and its a hell of a lot colder here and it starts like a charm every time and I haven't changed anything

 

oh i found that leaving the key in the #2 postion for about 30 secs and
then turn the car on. it works fine now haha
i think its cause im parked on a lincline and the fuel has to travel up

 

THIS!

It is more difficult for the fuel system to build proper pressure when its' below freezing.

Turn the key to ON for 5 seconds before pushing the start button.

 

i try that and my car starts and shakes as its on 2 cylinders
and when it turns on it seems like a belt screeches.
but a little rev to 3-4 makes the sound go away

 

JLUDE and 'hrpfg2' are correct. And whoever else said to give it just a little gas. My car requires this cold weather starting method. I vote its normal because I don't know any different.

 

i triedputting the key in and letting it set for 5 seconds and it worked perfect

 

The incline shouldn't cause a problem unless the fuel tank is really low on gas. The system is under pressure so an incline makes no difference.