40145 Cold Start
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@florianska6 I've not been casigated before for my comments but this is DEFINATELY NOT an example of nonesence engineering.
IT'S 60S TECHNOLOGY YOU BURKE, no computer engineering to be seen, every diesel starts cold at some point in it's life..
Cold conditions - I won't make you laugh, because anything below 0 isn't cold at all is it? Trust me, it was cold, not that I was there (clearly).
What a knob.
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Awesome engine Start!. blackening the sky with smoke and diesel vapor is the best way to stick it to these hybrid driving eco Nazi's :D
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I am curious about one thing I seem to see with most English engines: what is the bell ring that sounds during cranking?
Rainhill1829 1 month ago
@Rainhill1829 - That would be the fire bell.
D335Media 1 month ago
@D335Media To warn of possibility of fire, or to those nearby that the engine is about to fire?
Rainhill1829 1 month ago
@Rainhill1829 - The fire bell rings like a fire bell in a building would. If there's a fire in the engine room, the bell would ring. The bell usually tinkles a few times when the engine starts because of how everything is wired up, but when the engine is constantly being turned to get it fired up, the bell is still being rung as part of the starting circuit.
D335Media 1 month ago