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Re: Cold Diesel Engine Again
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Posted by Myrl (PA) on November 14, 2005 at 03:45:47 from (206.99.145.202):
In Reply to: Cold Diesel Engine Again posted by Johannes on November 13, 2005 at 19:20:32:
When starting any deisel in cold weather always be sure throttle is at idle position and only crank for short periods of time. crank a few seconds then wait a few seconds. once it is starting to smoke it should fire soon. If not try just a sniff of starting fluid, not much it it can compression lock. If your aircleaner has a screen that will hold a rag the best thing is to put starting fluid on a rag the put rag over the screen and let the air flow take in the starting fluid. Hope this helps, Myrl
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