Open the doors and windows to let the heat out to melt any snow that may fall.

 

Good evening Rick.

All you snow lovers and closet snow lovers have a good night TTYL

 

Have a good one Jim.

 

Good night Jim

 

Good night Jim TTYL bud.

 

Good night Don TTYL bud.

 

Evening Jim, Shawn and Jeff

-The Great

 

2 days down.... 3 to go!!!!

-The Great

 

Oh good, maybe you could weld up my floor before I'm flintstone'n to work!

 

Good morning all! So my truck won't start. Not a turn over in sight. No sound whatsoever, but all my lights and radio work fine. Is it just to cold? Oil to thick?

 

I don't have enough experience to know what to tell you. I did plug my rig in last night 'cause I have a meeting in Burlington. It takes a lot of juice to turn a diesel over - that's why there are two batteries. There is a lot of oil in there and a lot of compression. My guess is you might have enough juice in the batteries to run the lights and radio but not enough to turn the beast over. Especially because batteries loose a lot of their power when they are cold.

 

Good morning Vermont, Steve, Shawn and FTE land. Have brisk productive hump day.

 

Hopefully you got it running but if not, sounds more like a bad connection. If you got power to run lights should be enough to get a click from the solenoid. On the passenger fender I believe, the solenoid is mounted. Take a screwdriver or similar cross the big post that has power coming from the battery with the small post, I believe it has the push on connection. If not try the other post. If nothing there try cleaning battery terminals

 

Sure. Just a few projects I need to do first.

 

Thanks Jim. When I put the screwdriver across it what am I looking for? Or do I try and start it?