This usually indicates that the power supply is low feeding the ABS computer. Check for good grounds and power connection.
Get car scanned for codes at most parts stores for free. Could be a CPS crank position sensor or cam position sensor. If crank sensor is bad, will not start. Get codes checked first.
This depends on what oil sensor you are asking about. The oil pressure sensor light on the dash will light up every time on the dash just before you start your car and go out as soon as the car starts. If you mean your oil level sensor then you need to turn your key on, DO NOT START THE ENGINE!!, while the oil is drained durring your next oil change. If you pay a quick lube place then warn the person you wish to do this!
The temperature sensor needs Replacing.
Those speeds are equal, even though the speed of the light was temporarily less while it was inside the glass.
They way you can tell if the Crank sensor is bad, is when you run the car for a while and then turn it off, and when you go to start it back up, it won't start,then it's your crank sensor, it's probably cracked, so when it heats up it expands and doesn't make contact. but if you let the car cool off, it will go back together and start up, A faulty crank sensor should trigger a check engine light.
A bad crankshaft sensor will cause a vehicle not to start. The sensor sends a pulse to the system so that the spark plugs fire at the precise moment. If the sensor is intermittent then sometimes the vehicle wont start for no apparent reason, or may turn off while driving. Not sure if the question is about camshaft sensors or crankshaft sensors. Some vehicles will run with the camshaft sensor faulty or unplugged. But it would illuminate the "Check Engine" light.
while driving the car it warms up and becomes dependant on the maf sensor to run the car properly. when you first start the car it runs on a pre programmed set of parameters independent of sensor data until it gets to operational temperatures on various sensors (drive cycle) restarting your car resets the drive cycle temporarily
Bad sensor have it checked. Depending on the sensor you won't have any real problems for a while
Check the cars ignition coil and crank sensor. Either of these could be overheating and causing the car to not start until it sits for a while.
possible temp sensor, need to scan it to find out.
if the pip sensor is going bad you can have intermittent no starts or extended crank starts, it may start and run fine, however the next time you try to start it say after work, it won't start, wait a while( perhaps a long while ) and it may start and act like normal for a day or two.
The battery has a temperature sensor. If it was left unplugged, the battery light will still be on