Posted by rustred on March 11, 2012 at 15:35:57 from (74.200.18.156):
In Reply to: wd9 Starting Problems posted by Dave Meisner on March 11, 2012 at 14:10:30:
whats the history? did it start the last time? is it a fresh startup? does it have spark? the only way to get it started on deisel would be to pull it. i would pull it for a couple hundred yards and just let it smoke and warm itself from the compression at 1/3 throttle. then just give it a slight sniff of starting fluid and it should take off while pulling. gotta know what your doing and not recomended, but if a person is in a bind have to do something.thats the reason its gas start to get the engine warmed first then it switches over very smoothly.
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