Starter takes a while to get the engine to turn over

I can count to 2-4 seconds while the starter is going before the engine actually kicks over. Only does it when its cold. Today it took almost 5 seconds to go. It was outside overnight too (but thats nothing odd and its only like 30 degrees when it is) After its warm I can turn it off and it starts up in a blink of an eye. Any suggestions?

. Any suggestions?
Yes, don't think about stuff so much.

:( I just don't wanna have to walk to work.

Colder the temp equals more strain on the battery. When you open a circuit when there is more a drain sometimes there is a delay unless it starts turning real slow and dimming the dash lights. I would not think too much about it.

:) Thanks John.

yeah thanks john.. we love you

It never hurts to hear it every once in a while and I love me too :iceslolan.

no surprise there.. lol