And, probably even more important, is your antifreeze good to -40 or -50
degrees F since this is what you will need in Michigan?

If not, you will have a frozen (and very cracked) engine block!

Bob

PS I agree with Blah blah, that you need to give us a clue to have any idea
what might be wrong here.

"Blah blah" > wrote in message
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> In article
> outautos.com>, tesi170
> @n0sp says...
> > Hi, I am sure this question has posted before but I could not find it. I
am
> > new in northern Michigan, and with temperatures near or below 0F my SC1
> > don't start anymore. I come from southern Az so I am no used to this
> > weather. I have read about people who put hot plates below the engine or
> > that plug some electric device under the hood. Maybe someone knows the
> > best way to start this car. BTW it is automatic and spends the night in
> > the street.
> >
> > Thanks
>
> You need to fill us in a little here. What oil are you using? Straight
> 40 viscosity oil that you might of used in AZ? Whats the car doing?
> Clicking without enough umph to turn the engine over or no sound at all?
> How olds the battery and are all the contacts clean?