Really dont wanna do this as it will cost you extra money.
First we will treat it for a lack of fuel pressure and a cold start first.
First change the coolant temp sensor and see if that fixes it. If not right after the vehicle is turned off clamp off the in and out lines of fuel rail on a rubber part of the hose then when the vehicle is ready to be started the next day turn the key to the on position then remove the clams then turn it off and then back on do this about 5 times.
Then crank it. Let me know what happens.
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