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Not here yet! It's slowed quite a bit and the roads are finally driveable for 2 wheel drive vehicles again. The wind is still with us though, and if I remember right, it's supposedly going to snow most of tonight.
Ok I am doing my glow plugs for sure on the 11th. Its 21 degrees out and it barely started. I did 2 cycles of the glow plugs and then it started and died twice before finally started on the third. It romped so bad I almost shut it off for fear of damage. That is a first, I started it last winter in -34 degrees in ND after it sat 10 hours at night without being plugged in and its still didn't romp this bad...... Its off to the daughter hockey game. See ya in a few........
Sounds like it is definately time to do those glow plugs Tom!!
Did it sound as bad as mine did last December when I fired it up to go to the trans shop??
Sorry for the delayed response. They are the cardboard "chutes" that keep the air flowing up the roof line and keep the insulation clear of the soffit.
Ok I am doing my glow plugs for sure on the 11th. Its 21 degrees out and it barely started. I did 2 cycles of the glow plugs and then it started and died twice before finally started on the third. It romped so bad I almost shut it off for fear of damage. That is a first, I started it last winter in -34 degrees in ND after it sat 10 hours at night without being plugged in and its still didn't romp this bad...... Its off to the daughter hockey game. See ya in a few........
LOL!! ya never know I might have too! I am working on that weekend but that friday night is my wifes christmas party and that is her b-day weekend also so I am not sure if she wants to do something on sat for that or not. I should know something soon!
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