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Posted by Mel in SW Iowa on December 09, 2005 at 13:54:15 from (4.228.171.11):
In Reply to: gelled fuel? posted by tyler in sd on December 09, 2005 at 05:53:58:
Tim...OK,
My '93 1st gen Dodge CTD work truck with 270k on it started at -13 last year (barely), not plugged in. I'm not real sure it will start at -13 again. It turned over 3 times before it fired. The next day at -10, not plugged in, I started out from Des Moines on I-80, got up to 65 and it started loosing power. I eased up on it and got into the eastbound rest area, let it idle for about 30 minutes, and drove on without any more trouble.
I am certain that I have been lucky twice now, just hope it keeps up But at 15 degrees--? Start the cold weather season with a fresh fuel filter, adjust your valves, and it should start if you have faith.
Good Luck,
Mel
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