This really is an impressive GPR!
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Thought I would post a quick update since today we had a -3º F morning and 15º F the previous mornings since the upgrade.
I have noticed that the engine will start much easier with only 30 seconds of WTS before crank with only a very slight amount of smoke.
Previously with the old 109, when the temperature was around 0, I usually had to cycle the GPs twice and it had to turn over 2-3 times more before starting than it does now. I was also seeing a small cloud of smoke for just a few seconds after starting.
So, the SOTP feeling is that with the new relay, the GPs are warming the cylinders MUCH quicker giving me the easier starts in cold weather.
I have noticed that the engine will start much easier with only 30 seconds of WTS before crank with only a very slight amount of smoke.
Previously with the old 109, when the temperature was around 0, I usually had to cycle the GPs twice and it had to turn over 2-3 times more before starting than it does now. I was also seeing a small cloud of smoke for just a few seconds after starting.
So, the SOTP feeling is that with the new relay, the GPs are warming the cylinders MUCH quicker giving me the easier starts in cold weather.
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I have a V10 Excursion, but I'm thinking about putting one in, even if it doesn't do anything just because it looks beastly... Maybe I'll wire it to some seat-warmers
I know its already been said, but awesome write-up. I don't have enough patience to take that many pics and stuff, but im glad someone does!
Isaac
I know its already been said, but awesome write-up. I don't have enough patience to take that many pics and stuff, but im glad someone does!
Isaac
Last edited by afreemanmd; 01-07-2007 at 03:05 AM.
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Originally Posted by guzzle92
Thought I would post a quick update since today we had a -3º F morning and 15º F the previous mornings since the upgrade.
I have noticed that the engine will start much easier with only 30 seconds of WTS before crank with only a very slight amount of smoke.
Previously with the old 109, when the temperature was around 0, I usually had to cycle the GPs twice and it had to turn over 2-3 times more before starting than it does now. I was also seeing a small cloud of smoke for just a few seconds after starting.
So, the SOTP feeling is that with the new relay, the GPs are warming the cylinders MUCH quicker giving me the easier starts in cold weather.
I have noticed that the engine will start much easier with only 30 seconds of WTS before crank with only a very slight amount of smoke.
Previously with the old 109, when the temperature was around 0, I usually had to cycle the GPs twice and it had to turn over 2-3 times more before starting than it does now. I was also seeing a small cloud of smoke for just a few seconds after starting.
So, the SOTP feeling is that with the new relay, the GPs are warming the cylinders MUCH quicker giving me the easier starts in cold weather.
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Originally Posted by jtharvey
.........I wouldn't have thought the GPR would have that much effect on start time. ...........
With that said, it could be because the internal contacts are new and not burnt. By next winter it could possibly be in the same condition as my 109.