Chances are it's your glow plug relay has an open in it's coil windings or its your GPCM (glow plug control module) depending on which year you have.....? Or less likely that you have 4-6 glow plugs that have opens and are not working.... start with the module or relay (depending on year) and go from their. Good luck.
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Diesel burns at 210 degrees
15 degrees F
Diesel freezes at the temperature of -2 degrees FAHRENHEIT
It burns at 210 degrees Celsius.
The ambient air temperature sensor, on a Caterpillar see 13 diesel engine, is located between the air filter and the air intake on the engine. The sensor should be near the air filter.
Yes, diesel does spoil. The storage life of diesel is at least one year provided that it has been stored at a temperature of 20 degrees Celsius or lower.
Your 99 diesel will only start running when the block heater is plugged in because your glow plugs need replaced. The fuel is not reaching a high enough temperature to initiate compression.
As low as 126 degrees Fahrenheit, diesel fuel could potentially catch on fire. This is known as the temperature of ignition.
Temperature inside the diesel engine combustion chamber is approximately 320 degree Centigrade Celsius.
A Caterpillar see seven diesel engine will begin to overheat at a water temperature of 210 degrees. The recommended operating water temperature is 180 degrees.
Technically you can store diesel for about 12-18 months at around 65 degrees. At any temperature higher than 85 degrees you can store it for around 6 to 12 months. But in the real world about 12 months is the limit no matter the temperature.