Posted by dave guest on March 06, 2008 at 19:17:53 from (4.229.117.220):
In Reply to: Hows a diesel work posted by tractorfan on March 05, 2008 at 19:19:30:
Been a long time, 1962, I know glow plugs are only for starting. But seems like to me I had to use them summer and winter. Mercedes 190D. Glow plugs had a separate manual momentary switch. Darn thing ran good but nobody knew nothing about them but dealers. Even truckers scratched their heads back then. One neat thing when I changed oil I went to buy a gasket. It was a canister type filter. Dealer's parts man said, "no such animal. Machined so well no gasket needed." Stove oil was 19 cents. Cold weather, left it run all night. Beautiful car, leather seats, 4 speed on the column. Good for 60 or 70 mph and super mileage. Parts were like gold.
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