yes the cold weather will cause this.diesels are a problem to start if glow plugs are not working properly. if one glow plug is not working, it will shorten the cycling time and make starting hard. also not plugging i makes hard starting. i use a little squirt of starter fluid in the air intake when this happens. truck will start, then just let it warm up for about 5 minutes. PS: if outside temp drops below 55 , it will be hard to start.
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Yes but it will have problems starting when its colder.
I have mixed used peanut oil with diesel with no adverse problems. Adding it to bio-fuel will probably just raise the cetane level with no problem.
glow plugs, glow plug relay, poor compression on engine are some things that will give problems
Sounds like injection pump. Try pouring cool water on injection pump, sounds crazy, but it works. I had to do it for several months. I have a friend who was having the same no start problems. He is still doing it. Ask a GOOD diesel mechanic, he can explain the problem better than me.
it means starting of diesel engine
DID YOU EVER SOLVE PROBLEM ,, THIS IS THE SAME THING HAPPENING TO MY TRUCK?
Then get them diagnosed and repaired. "Fuel system problems" is an extremely vague description - much too vague for us to be able to tell you exactly what the problem is.
The diesel fuel may have jelled.
The best things about a diesel pickup truck are that you will not have to fill up the tank as ofter if you are driving a lot. Another advantage is that they have glow plugs and if you ever have a problem with starting you know where to check first.
faulty glow plugs,need replaceing then shouldbe fine.
Diesel generator are generator that uses diesel. having the ability to withstand corrosive particles in fuel(diesel).