Diesel Trucks Cold Start 2023 Autumn

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In this video, we're going to explore the exciting world of cold starts for diesel trucks. If you're a fan of the power and performance of diesel engines, then you know that starting them up on a cold day can be a thrilling experience.
We'll be taking a look at some of the most popular diesel truck models and seeing how they handle starting up in cold weather conditions. We'll be exploring the unique sounds and smells that come along with starting up a diesel engine on a chilly morning, and sharing some tips and tricks for getting your own diesel truck started in these conditions.
Whether you're a seasoned diesel truck owner or just getting started in the world of diesel engines, this video is sure to give you some valuable insights into the art of the cold start. So sit back, buckle up, and get ready for an exciting ride!
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[@shivasniKrishna]

All the cold start smoke must have smell good

[@TheUltimate65]

Then been less of thats startproblems, of owners check the batteries, glowpugs , fuel filter, return flow on the injekors , and a clean service of the fuel system before the winter coming

[@kevinjohnson1919]

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[@LawpickingLocksmith]

How to ruin a good video with clickbait....

[@5ShotProductions]

Sorry, but what in the video title „Diesel Trucks Cold Start 2023 Autumn“ is clickbait? Okay, one thing: „Autumn“ 😛
The correct title should be: „Diesel Trucks Cold Start 2023 Winter“ 🥴
Best wishes, Philipp 👋

[@zooleeka22]

Seems no one can maintain their car here.

[@fcdrummer1806]

Diesel are different cold starters than gas engines. When it’s super cold. The diesel will struggle to ignite so the engine will struggle. Also thicker oil can prevent the HPOP from firing the injectors and makes the engine harder to crank over. Diesels when they are cold tend to be harder to start than gasoline engines to a point obviously.