sootman73
Registered User
a heat gun would probably work even better because they are so much hotter.
just a thought.
just a thought.
can?
- Thread starter dyoung14
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I have had to heat injector lines with a propane torch in chicago to get engines running, works pretty well.
We had a bullet heater on an 8V71 for hours and it still wouldnt start, even with ether and pouring some gas down the blower, found out the mains were spun 1/4 inch into the caps, and the rings were toast. Actually the whole engine was toast,, ahhh the good ol days of winter in chicago at Ohare.
We had a bullet heater on an 8V71 for hours and it still wouldnt start, even with ether and pouring some gas down the blower, found out the mains were spun 1/4 inch into the caps, and the rings were toast. Actually the whole engine was toast,, ahhh the good ol days of winter in chicago at Ohare.
Diesel_brad
Dunce
What year PSD have a grid heater? Neither my 97 or my 2000 had one
Chevyboy_0
Mr.SunnyDisposition
I was under the impression the Cummins had the grid heater, cause our 01 PSD doesnt have one either
dyoung14
Is getting worn out
thats odd, cause i been told that 99-03 psd had intake heaters
Diesel_brad
Dunce
You have been told wrong
timothyr1014
Full Access Member
the PSD heaters are not for starting, they are for maintaining extended idle when its really cold
Diesel_brad
Dunce
O! that stupid coil spring in the intake? That Is just to keep the white smoke to a minimum at extended ideling . I threw mine in the garbage, it restrics the hell out of the intake
dyoung14
Is getting worn out
it heats up dont it? do you still have it i would like it
Diesel_brad
Dunce
No. Like i said. I threw it right in the garbage, where it belongs
Black dawg
Registered User
i wonder if the intake heater will burn out being used with now airflow?
Black dawg
Registered User
the stroker heater will burn out without airflow to cool it. I was going to put one in today but it burnt up during testing.
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