Warm up problems!

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12-13-2009, 02:53 PM

nyredcummins

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Could this maybe of had the smarty loaded to it to get the warm up?

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12-13-2009, 03:19 PM

NadirPoint

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0 degrees C is not "that cold." It should start and run fine with no heaters, block or grid at that temperature and even a bit lower.

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12-13-2009, 04:38 PM

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Sorry! But i guess i didnt mention that it does that at -15 and lower, yesterday i've started it at -20 without had it plugged in.
But i should first check the injectors out and then see what happens or first run some fuel conditioner through.

I also drive a 2006 Jeep CRD, but the start up sounds and smokes are totally different, i guess because this is the new diesel system (Common Rail Diesel) and its easier to start up in the cold weather. Even preheat the injectors takes less than 2 sec at -10C.

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12-13-2009, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Evil

Its supposed to go into 3 cylinder idle and hi idle when its cold - and yes it will smoke white for a bit. Let it run for 5 minutes and then just get in and drive it. Keep the RPM's under 2k and take it easy until it gets up to operating temperature. the day of ideling diesels for hours on end are long gone.

You really should plug it in for 3 hours when its that cold.

X2 sounds like the high idle and 3 cyl warm up to me too. Got a thread going on doing this to my truck as well. BTW welcome to diesel bombers good luck.