hard cold start on 7.3 idi
Thanks for the advise.I will give it a shot.
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i didnt mention if i plug it in it starts right up.i have AC glow plugs in it and i have noticed a few postings that say use only MotorCraft
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i didnt mention if i plug it in it starts right up.i have AC glow plugs in it and i have noticed a few postings that say use only MotorCraft
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My truck had the same issue, and I use autolite plugs, after about 200 cold starts I pulled my plugs, and inspected along with test. No swelling in them what-so-ever. And tested out perfect, put them back in and had the same problem. Changed out my return lines, fittings and orings, then replaced my fuel filter with a single piece to get rid of the dual piece with the separator and viola
no more cold start issue haha Took about half a crank in the morning to start up until my IP took a s**t on me about a month ago, now I'm fixing everything that I need on it while I pile up all the parts I want.
no more cold start issue haha Took about half a crank in the morning to start up until my IP took a s**t on me about a month ago, now I'm fixing everything that I need on it while I pile up all the parts I want.
Hey,
I would look at the injectors. If you are running 15/40 in cold climates, older injectors have a tough time until the oil heats up and thins out. Dump the oil and filter then use 5/40 synthetic Rotella. That should buy you some time. New injectors are big bucks
I would look at the injectors. If you are running 15/40 in cold climates, older injectors have a tough time until the oil heats up and thins out. Dump the oil and filter then use 5/40 synthetic Rotella. That should buy you some time. New injectors are big bucks
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