Snowy 2 Month Cold Start 6.9L Diesel Motorhome And Rollin Coal
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thanks for reving the van for me injoy hearing the sound of the engine of the 6.9lt diesel.
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thanks for reving the van for me injoy hearing the sound of the engine of the 6.9lt diesel
I whish i had a van like that or a ford f-250 or f-350 or a International s1600 or s1700 series 4600, 4700.
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thanks for reving the van for me injoy hearing the sound of the engine of the 6.9lt diesel
I whish i had a van like that or a ford f-250 or f-350 or a International s1600 or s1700 series 4600, 4700.
Or a School bus s1700 or 3700 because I love the sound of the engine that goes up to 3000 rpm Alison transmisson AT545 or a 4 speed manuel.
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Nothing beats the sound of a Ford diesel firing up and reving!
It doesn't make no difference if it is a 1980's Canadian Motorhome with a massive Diesel or a little British hatchback with a tiny Gasoline engine, one thing is the same - The Ford reliability. We've had our '97 Ford for 4 years almost, and it has NEVER failed to start. Not once in all that time. Damn good quality engines.
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wow!; thats pretty good for sitting in the winter for 2 months not having been started; Gotta love those old diesels!!! :)
Whats the lenght of your rv?
rudybratr 2 days ago
26ft.
IDIDieselJohn 1 day ago
Well put together video man! I'm always impressed with how easily that IDI motorhome starts, though you did make me cringe a bit with all the revving. I know you're careful with cold engines, but I'm always thinking of longevity I guess - I won't give anything the juice until it's been within operating temperature for at least five to ten minutes. (Especially diesel powered things)
CorvusCasull 1 month ago
Oh don't worry, it had been running for 45min before I started doing the revving. Gauge still wasn't up, but it wasn't dead cold at least. I have to put some kind of load on the engine when I start it, to keep the cylinder bores from glazzing throughout winter.
IDIDieselJohn 1 month ago
and sounds like it running too lean, adjust the needle valve out by 1/8 to 1/4 turn and see what happens
SpiritsoftheWolf 1 month ago
Might very well be. I got it running right, but it needs half choke. I'm gonna tinker with it next season, take the carb off and give it a good cleaner also. That is the original generator in this camper, and the carb has never been serviced.
IDIDieselJohn 1 month ago