remote start
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The glowplugs on the 6.7L go from 0* to 2000* in less than 2 seconds So there is not much wait time involved in waiting for the glow plugs. I'm sure the pause that I see after pressing the remote start is more than enough for the plugs to get up to temps.
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I was also thinking that we are assuming that the plugs don't light until we see thectruck lights blinking but maybe the plugs come on as soon as the start command is given and the lights do their thing after the fact, giving a seemingly short plug delay time. It makes sense because you want the plugs to get power before lights on case the battery is very low.
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