War Wagon fired up!

Short vid of my new toy I'll call the War Wagon. US Army surplus M1009, or Chevy K5 Blazer with a 6.2L diesel, and a heavy duty attitude. I had only done 4 of the 8 glow plugs with a manual control via a Ford starter solenoid, so it didn't want to start on that 20degree day without a shot of fluid. However it's been brought to my attention that there is a group of people that wack off to hard starting pedal stompin' cars, so won't be uploadin' that video however due to those retards.

Anyway, many more vids to come of me playin' with this toy under "severe punishment".

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Diesel
• Army
• Chevy
• M1009
• K5 Blazer
• Cold Start
• War Wagon
• adrianspeeder

[indicaweed]

DONT USE EITHER !!!!!!!!! it says right on the air filter with a big sticker do not use starting fluid WTF

[adrianspeeder]

@indicaweed No working glow plugs at that time. No worries with a little shot.

[albertman900]

tighten up the freaking belts, you wanker

[adrianspeeder]

@albertman900 They were tight, just needed a replacement. New belts equaled quietness.

[adrianspeeder]

@chevroletTD I put in a set of autolites from napa with a standard Ford starter relay and push button.

[chevroletTD]

@adrianspeeder what kind of glow plugs do you run

[adrianspeeder]

@jtm3152 It would be a very bad idea on a diesel with a working glow plug system for sure. All 8 at the time were fried, and then after replacement the broken controller fried all 8 new ones. Now I went with a manually controlled relay and it fired right up around 0 no problem.

[jtm3152]

I didn't think you were suppose to use ether in diesels

[MrGiantstpss]

@adrianspeeder haha im good I'll take your word for it i dont wanna see any weird shit like that.

[adrianspeeder]

@MrGiantstpss Yup, google "pedal pumper".