Taking Longer To Start.
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Taking Longer To Start.
I Was Just Wondering, I Noticed Now That Its Colder Here In Ohio About 25 To 35 Degrees My Psd Cranks Longer To Start When I First Start It. I Have Had It Plugged In But Didnt Make Any Difference. Once It Does Start It Fires Right Up Quickly Thereafter What Could This Be. Is This Normal Because Its So Cold Out.
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Are you trying to crank it immediate after the "wait to start light" goes out? If so, that could be part of your problem. wait another 15-20 sec. (or longer) after the light goes out and start. How are your batt's? Glow-Plugs? Glow-plug relay?
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PAVEMENTMAN where are you in Ohio? Sorry I know this is off topic. You may need to have your glow plugs tested.
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