Cold start question . . .
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Originally Posted by t_j82
Max, not to be argumentative but why do you hear from all the so called "experts" that you do not have to warm up the newer vehicles, that all it does is waste fuel. Also what about wet stacking? I will have to look again but I think the manual also says no warm up needed. On my big trucks there was no choice, you had to build air and do other chores so warm up happened.
I have always let my personal vehicles warm up until this one because I was told specifically you don't need to. A minute or so and GO.... Am I wrong???
I have always let my personal vehicles warm up until this one because I was told specifically you don't need to. A minute or so and GO.... Am I wrong???
I respect your view and concerns, I have a few diesels around my farm with long hrs and no problems. Your fuel supplier plays a big part in care free operation, I learned the hard way untill I switched to a good reliable dealer. My pump, injectors, and cold weather problems vanished.
Your never wrong if it works for you, because your paying the bills.
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From: Ohio
Originally Posted by Tim Lamkin
and you always hope when buying a used truck.....they took care of it....
