Here's my story, I live in Alberta, the last 2 weeks have been extremely cold (-35 degree celcius). I just bought the car so I didn't know how it would take the cold.... Not well to say the least, I tried starting it and it was turning over but would not get going. I tried boosting it and heating the oil pan with a high wattage light (had to improvise as i dont have a block heater). It kept turning over and kept turning over and wouldnt start, then it just stopped turning over, it wouldn't even click when I turned the key.
I bought a new battery and it still wouldn't click or anything when I turned the key. So I gave up and let it sit for the 2 weeks of cold and now it's a little warmer (around -5 degrees). Now when I turn the key to start it I can hear the starter going but it still will not start up.
Any suggestions of what to do? I don't know if I should try to jump start it because I am pretty sure I've flooded the cylinders with gas by now and I do not want to keep turning it over and draining my new battery.
Thanks in advance for any help,
-Jamie
P.S. The car worked and started perfectly before it got really cold if it makes a difference. I'm am very new to this car and I don't know much about vehicle starting systems
