long time to start
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Fleet Mechanic
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long time to start
Is that just the nature of the beast? I am used to driving a gasser that fires up after two or three turns of the starter. This one will every now and then, but usually it takes a good1-2 seconds of cranking before it finally fires up. Thats not including the time waiting for the coil light to go off. Other than that it sure runs good, i am not pleased with the little bit of smoke in the morning while idling, but that may be mostly condensation, plus its a diesel....
