Assuming you never have what appears to be a low power/dead battery
situation...car turns over s-l-o-w-l-y...you might have the typical
MAIN RELAY failure...up inder your left toes under the dash. That is
to say: when it starts, it starts without a hitch like there never
was a problem. OR, all of a sudden you turn the key and...and NOTHING.
No apparent pattern, but hot weather plays a part to a point. An
easy DIY fix once you buy it from the dealer. Don't worry, the posts
will pile in after mine :-)

Kevin
wrote:
> This feels like a solenoid or relay issue: Turn the key, you hear an
> electrical click, but no starter motor. Turn the key off and on
> several times, and eventually, the starter motor fires up, and goes.
>
> Lights don't dim down as you might expect with a poor connection on the
> battery; battery is almost new and fully charged. Ignition switch
> replaced a few years ago as well.
>
> Is there a common relay or solenoid issue with this vehicle? It has
> about 90k miles, no other engine problems. Once started, runs fine.
> Problem is more and more troublesome now, and it feels like it's just
> about ready to stop starting for good.
>
> Thanks,
>
> eno