Search results

thats just what a sticker in my 98 6.5td says to do, in extreme cold weather "if it fails to start within 15 seconds of cranking let starter rest for a minute then try again, it should start now"

when its below 0 I start it this way: make sure every switch is in "off" position (radio, heater, lights) , then put key in and turn on, shortly before the "wait" light goes off, I floor the pedal, then release it about half-way and hold, when the "wait" light finally is off I turn the key over...

I need to do a cold start vid aswell..but I wait for real low temps & more snow around here to try if my Truck still starts fine (the lowest was -5°C I think) did you turn the IP on a bit? mine does not smoke unless I floor the pedal when going uphill (the traffic behind me hates it)

sweet :P is that a straight piped one? sounds like it

glad the truck is starting good now, I cant wait to try how my ´09 does in low temps, got some snow this night and now were about -3°C ... I have a new set of AC Delco 60Gs and new terminals here, rdy to be put in if the ones installed now fail.