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07/01/2021 There are steps you can take to protect your oil-burner. These are five steps you can take to winterize your diesel engine. Your battery is the first step. The colder it gets, the less effective a battery is at starting an engine. Starting at 32 degrees, a battery’s charge can start to degrade, making starting slow and sluggish.
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13/12/2013 Winterizing your diesel engines is something you have to choose to do, and it takes a little bit of effort. Not a LOT of effort, but a little bit. And this is definitely a case where a little bit of effort on the front end will save you lots of time and money on the back end by preventing problems and making your expensive diesel engine investments last as long as
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13/11/2012 Keep your diesel engine happy this winter with these 5 easy steps. Author: Capt. Bill Pike. Keep your diesel engine happy this winter with these 5 easy steps. Warm up your engine, then after shutting it down, drain the old oil from the crankcase and replace with new. Letting the engine sit over the winter with old oil will cause acids and other corrosives in the
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Used diesel engine oil contains acids and other contaminants that can eat away at metals over the winter. So ditch the old oil now. To change the oil, run the engine for a few minutes to warm up the oil. If the boat has been hauled, you’ll need the proper motor flushers for the engines (or plumb the intake pumps) to supply cooling water from a garden hose. Installing a Groco SSC
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01/11/2010 Winterizing Your Diesel Engine: Cooling System. Circulating non-toxic antifreeze through the raw-water side of your engine’s cooling system is an important end of season chore. But first, you might want to clean your heat exchanger. By Doug Logan. November 1, 2010. Now that the end-of-season oil-change is done, it’s time to winterize your diesel’s cooling system.
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13/11/2012 Keep your diesel engine happy this winter with these 5 easy steps. Author: Capt. Bill Pike. Keep your diesel engine happy this winter with these 5 easy steps. Warm up your engine, then after shutting it down, drain the old oil
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01/11/2010 Winterizing Your Diesel Engine: Cooling System. Circulating non-toxic antifreeze through the raw-water side of your engine’s cooling system is an important end of season chore. But first, you might want to clean your heat
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When preparing your fleet or ag equipment for winter, one of the most commonly overlooked items is the fuel itself. Fuel needs to be winterized, especially if the equipment will be used throughout the winter. Paraffin wax is present in all diesel fuels as a natural lubricity agent. Like any wax, as the ambient temperature of the fuel drops, the ...
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05/02/2021 Before getting to know how to winterize diesel engine, we need to understand about each type of antifreeze. There are two options for car owners to use. One is the common automotive antifreeze. Prestone is an example. This type of antifreeze is amazing for automobiles, yet it is not the best choice for gensets or marine diesel engines. Since the automotive-type
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13/12/2010 Learn more at bit.ly/11eQg6S from Northeast Angling (neangling). Free saltwater fishing video, tips and techniques, fishing spots, destina...
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13/08/2021 Winterizing your diesel engine has become a necessary action to take from the time you have bought the car. If it is not done, the engine will get ruined in the long run and may stop working. That will mean you have to wait for the whole winter to get the car back on the road, if not the engine might even stop completely. View here to learn more about winterizing
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Used diesel engine oil contains acids and other contaminants that can eat away at metals over the winter. So ditch the old oil now. To change the oil, run the engine for a few minutes to warm up the oil. If the boat has been hauled, you’ll need the proper motor flushers for the engines (or plumb the intake pumps) to supply cooling water from a garden hose. Installing a Groco SSC
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01/02/2019 Prepare your diesel for winter to help it run strong through the cold months. Consider the following tips and tricks to get your diesel ready for the winter ...
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22/10/2010 October 22, 2010. In any engine, diesel or gas, the oil should be changed at the end of the season—before winter, not at spring commissioning. Dirty oil contains corrosives that will chew at your engine’s innards all winter if you leave it there. Two fuel treatments, like Howe’s Lubricator and West Marine’s diesel stabilizer, should be ...
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Winterizing your RV is a fairly simple process if you just follow the steps in the video. Brad, an RV Service Tech at Lichtsinn Motors, shows how to winteriz...
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13/12/2010 Learn more at bit.ly/11eQg6S from Northeast Angling (neangling). Free saltwater fishing video, tips and techniques, fishing spots, destina...
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13/08/2021 Winterizing your diesel engine has become a necessary action to take from the time you have bought the car. If it is not done, the engine will get ruined in the long run and may stop working. That will mean you have to wait for the whole winter to get the car back on the road, if not the engine might even stop completely. View here to learn more about winterizing
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22/10/2010 October 22, 2010. In any engine, diesel or gas, the oil should be changed at the end of the season—before winter, not at spring commissioning. Dirty oil contains corrosives that will chew at your engine’s innards all winter if you leave it there. Two fuel treatments, like Howe’s Lubricator and West Marine’s diesel stabilizer, should be ...
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25/11/2014 A comment about a “Winter grill cover”. If you decide to buy one or (DIY) make one, at least have (2) – 4inx4in holes in the cover and watch it, to see how it works on your diesel engine; All vehicles are not the same. On stop and go traffic it may be great but when driven on the highway, the effect could be greater than expected. Add a ...
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The time has come – time to winterize your boat. Here are a few tips from the pros to make sure you winterize your marine diesel engine correctly: 1. Treat the Diesel Fuel. Unless properly treated, diesel — especially the newer bio-diesel and low-sulfur fuels — can grow stale and prone to bacteria and fungal infestations while in storage, resulting in sludge and sediment that
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"Winterizing your diesel engine(s) is a step-by-step process. When you’re done, your engine will have clean oil, stabilized fuel and a cooling system that’s either completely drained or filled with antifreeze. You will have inspected key components, covered all openings, left big reminder notes and listed all required repairs. Your engine will be ready for spring commissioning with a ...
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From engine to tires, your truck needs to be ready if you live in a cold winter area. Give HHP a call at 844-304-7688 to see how we can help you with your engine preparation needs, or request a quote here. . Originally posted January 22, 2018, Updated November 20, 2018.
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Winterizing your RV is a fairly simple process if you just follow the steps in the video. Brad, an RV Service Tech at Lichtsinn Motors, shows how to winteriz...
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19/10/2010 Fully heating the engine with a nice drive of a 100 miles or so would be a good thing. The time that the coach will be continually stored makes a difference. Personally, I prefer to blow out the water systems rather than add anti-freeze but you will want to add anti-freeze to all of the drains (don't forget the washer) no matter what winterizing procedure you follow.
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16/11/2021 Winterizing any sort of inboard engine involves removing the raw-water intake hose from its closed supply seacock, placing it in a five-gallon bucket full of antifreeze, and then running the engine until antifreeze is flowing copiously from the exhaust outlet. This guarantees that the antifreeze has run all the way through the engine’s internal cooling passages, as well as the
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