hello all--working on this ford 5000. engine is pretty good shape, as is crank speed, just needs a little help in cold weather. it has no thermostart now, so guess it was option? was thinking about mounting an electric ether injector. but was wondering how trouble free & effective this system is. thanks----
- Thread starter mite-help
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Ultradog MN
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- Twin Cities
I have the thermostart on my tractor but have never hooked it up. I do use a block heater though. Plug it in for a couple of hours and it will start like it's July - even at zero or below.
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