Another question on my Jeep Gr. Cherokee. Its got the 6cyl engine and
ever since its warmed up here in MT, it is having difficulties
starting. Basically if its under 45 degrees in the morning I turn the
key it starts right up no problem. On warmer mornings now which will
keep getting that way or even when just running errands in the middle
of the day the jeep takes a few cycles of the ignition before it
starts. I had asked someone about it and they told me to try turning
the key to the on position (But not where it turns over) and then back
off and on basically 3 times and then on the 4th one try to start it.
Well that works like a charm, and he was saying it resets something.

Didn't give me any other insight to it and he's on vacation for a few
weeks now anyway. Was wondering if anyone else might have an idea as
to what might be happening. It runs great just when you try and start
it when its warm outside, kind of the opposite of most people but to
me it would seem there is some sort of temp sensor or something but i
have no clue.

Thanks.