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How cold was it (ambient temperature) when you started it?
Mine wouldn't start this morning, thinking its plugs but I just bought it and I'm going to try to get it in the shop tomorrow. Plugging in the heater tonight
Well, it's your truck of course, but I always set the high idle by turning the key on, depressing the pedal to the floor and releasing, *then* cranking it...
Well, it's your truck of course, but I always set the high idle by turning the key on, depressing the pedal to the floor and releasing, *then* cranking it...
Never thought about doing it that way. Anyways now it's always plugged in so it's not much of an issue
I can hear your GP relay clicking away in the vids.... Definately a few dead GP's...
I checked all the plugs and they are good. When I put the key to the run position the "wait to start light" is only on for a quarter to a half second. Then it starts clicking...
I checked all the plugs and they are good. When I put the key to the run position the "wait to start light" is only on for a quarter to a half second. Then it starts clicking...
You know why that is right? The current is being divided up among less GP's, so the WTS light goes out sooner, and the relay continues to click away to sustain GP temp... Its Classic bad GP behavior... Ive had a set of Autolites and a set of Ether'd Berus do it to me... Each time a new set fixed the issue.
You know why that is right? The current is being divided up among less GP's, so the WTS light goes out sooner, and the relay continues to click away to sustain GP temp... Its Classic bad GP behavior... Ive had a set of Autolites and a set of Ether'd Berus do it to me... Each time a new set fixed the issue.
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