Hi,
Since it does this cold, the first thing I suspect is the coolant temperature (ECT) sensor isn't sending the correct signal. The ECT is used by the PCM to determine the air-fuel mixture needed for the vehicle to run properly.
The colder the engine is, the more fuel it needs. Once it is at operating temperature, it needs less. So, what I would suggest is this. If you have a live data scan tool, before starting the car in the morning, check the signal from the ECT. It should be very close to the ambient temperature. If it is off by more than 10 degrees, replace the sensor.
If you look below, I attached two pics to help you locate the sensor.
Let me know if this helps or what you find.
Take care,
joe
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Tuesday, August 1st, 2023 AT 10:04 PM