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Re: Cold weather starting with glow plugs
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Posted by kraigWY on December 03, 2004 at 09:14:40 from (137.118.240.91):
In Reply to: Cold weather starting with glow plugs posted by Bill C on December 02, 2004 at 19:40:42:
I have two diesel trucks with glow plugs and a 4020 without. I refuse to use ether on any. However the JD is set up for ether I wont use it. I will plug it it to warm it up and never had any problems. Its a new engine and I dont want to screw it up. In my trucks I check the glow plugs and GP relay and replace as needed, sometimes I may plug them in, I hardly ever have starting problems with my diesels and it gets way below zero here, but NO ETHER. I can't believe ether explodeing in a diesel can be good for it.
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