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Topic: Re: Hard starting ford 5000 blues
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| petetherookie
01-11-2013 05:12:50
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hi, the 1st winter i had my 4500 diesel it got real cold and starting became a problem. Like yours during warm weather starts fine. Some times takes a little longer BUT that is low battery voltage. 1st clean up and repair, battery cables and connections. Make sure you have the heavy duty tractor/truck cables not whimpy car ones. 2nd charge battery over nite until its fully charged my experience is if its btw 30-35 it will take some extra cranking to start. Below 30 and it will take more. BUT if my batteries are topped off with a charge i can start it without ether. i only use ether below 20 and only after i try starting it without it 1st. When the batteries are not well charged it will crank and crank and take forever to start as the crank speed is too slow. I have added a inline rad hose heater and a battery heater. With those i now almost never use ether. |
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