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I'm having trouble with my car starting. I've noticed that it has a hard time starting when cold, it turns over, and after 4-5 times of trying it'll finally start. When started, it drives fine, and when the engines warm, it'll start without issue. I have recently bought some newer parts so I can tell you what its not, its not the fuel pump, fuel filter, oil, oil filter, intake, cat, throttle body, spark plugs, and battery. My distributor worked fine on another car, I'm thinking it may be clogged fuel injectors or something but not sure, any help is appreciated. We also checked the timing and thats not a problem.

I think you have the problem solved, look into the injectors

I'm pretty sure that what it is also I have a Honda civic and it would do the same exact thing, so i went to get a tune up and it has been running great since then...so try to go get a tune up I'm sure that will fix your problem

after you do your tune up, and if that doesnt fix it change out your coolent temp sensor. this sensor helps determine how much fuel to put into the engine at startup. hard starting is a very common problem with a bad coolent temp sensor. make sure you get the one for the ecu, not the one for the gauge. and also dont worry about your injectors being clogged. if they were, your car wouldnt drive fine once it gets running, and get easy starts once its warm.