Re: H1 in various seasons
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Originally Posted by leenigen
I don't want to contradict what everyone is saying but my '94 is a real pain to start below ~40 degrees. I've been tweaking a few things and its getting better but I'm still hesitant to go anywhere where there isn't a place to plug in when its below freezing. I'm guessing its something that can be fixed. I've never had a diesel this cranky before.
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Cold weather starting trick of the trade--Cycle your glow plugs. Turn your key on and when your 'wait' light goes out, turn the key off and then back on until the 'wait' light goes out, then start. You can cycle your plugs 3 or 4 times if necessary and it will not hurt anything. I learned this from my dad, a 20 year long haul truck driver. If this doesn't work, you may have a glow plug issue or just a plain-old cold blooded Hummer. 
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2000 H1 4dr hard top, Dmax, Allison
92 H1 Wagon LE
04 H2 Victory Red
06 Skidoo Summit Highmark 1000, 175hp
02 Polaris Ranger
05 26' Ebbtide, 496ci, 375hp
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