Posted by MeanGene1 on March 02, 2012 at 08:47:19 from (71.141.242.246):
Has anybody come up with a good alternative starting "system" for the 350D engine? Any parts available for the original heater setup? A block heater will of course help, but something to get it to start easily without resorting to the spray can or a cord would be nice. I'd like to put my 350D Ute on the hog to free up my 8N, as I picked up a loader for it for yard dog duties, and the N made mowing fun as you get on, push the button, go- the 350D sounds like Jack the Bear, barkin' little sucker and sounds much better than my SMD's, just needs to be more user-friendly- it's easier to start the SMD's than to get that Conti to fire off
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