i got a 95 fl 70 with a cummins 5.9 engine. is there a cold weather start procedure? engine cranks quite a lot before she decides to fire? is this normal for these guys? would there be a engine pre heater or something like that on this engine?
thanks
i got a 95 fl 70 with a cummins 5.9 engine. is there a cold weather start procedure? engine cranks quite a lot before she decides to fire? is this normal for these guys? would there be a engine pre heater or something like that on this engine?
thanks
Is it a fast crank or slow crank? I don't think it is cold enough yet to really effect the starting so you might have other issues(going through something similar right now myself) a '95 would more then likely have a block heater (if it has one at all) then glow plugs. If it doesn't have a block heater you can have one installed easily enough. Up north we go through this every year, (don't use starting fluid and don't rev it until the engine has gotten a chance to warm up)
yes, sounds like you have a drain on the batteries. Have them load tested, if they are ok then the fun really starts, you'll need to check all your connections, look for shorts and corrosion, it could take you a while to find it, if you ever do but thinking you have a bad cell, that is the most likely culprit. It is not holding a charge and draining your other cells.
Depends, it is an option so alot of companies don't have them installed when ordering the trucks to save money. Some companies do, it is not that expensive to get one, you can do it yourself or a couple hour job for a mechanic.
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