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In Issue 83 (wow, back in 2014) we covered cold weather tips for the care and feeding of your Ram Turbo Diesel during the winter months. This information was sourced directly from the Cummins Turbo Diesel Service Group and Ram owner’s manuals. (Where are the glow plugs located? Yep, that’s a joke.)
Worth a review, these practical cold weather tips cover:
We reviewed the page 54 article for its significance and, 10 years later, we found the information is still relevant. So, Turbo Diesel veterans it is worth a review to see if we missed something. New to the world of Turbo DieselS? You’ll want to click below to read.
CLICK HERE TO READ
TDR members, you’ll recognize today’s post as it is excerpted from a past column. This is posted as it may be useful for seasonal truck maintenance reminders but also, for those occasionally stopping by or just tuning in.
Thank you for stopping by. If you’re not yet a member of the TDR or let your membership lapse, we hope you’ll consider becoming a TDR member today. The annual rate is $35, for which you’ll receive 4 copies of the quarterly print magazine delivered to your door, as well as a copy of the TDR annual wall calendar. As a TDR member you’ll enjoy full to the online forum, and free downloads of our numerous online technical publications as well as digital back issues of the magazine.
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Admin Staff
In Issue 83 (wow, back in 2014) we covered cold weather tips for the care and feeding of your Ram Turbo Diesel during the winter months. This information was sourced directly from the Cummins Turbo Diesel Service Group and Ram owner’s manuals. (Where are the glow plugs located? Yep, that’s a joke.)
Worth a review, these practical cold weather tips cover:
- Engine Block Heater
- Fuel Filter Heater
- Fast Idle
- Battery Blankets
- Cold Weather Grille Cover
- Grid Heaters
- Starting Fluids
- Temperature’s Effect on Diesel Fuel
- Wax Build-up
- Fuel Additives
- Low Temperature Biodiesel Performance
We reviewed the page 54 article for its significance and, 10 years later, we found the information is still relevant. So, Turbo Diesel veterans it is worth a review to see if we missed something. New to the world of Turbo DieselS? You’ll want to click below to read.
CLICK HERE TO READ
TDR members, you’ll recognize today’s post as it is excerpted from a past column. This is posted as it may be useful for seasonal truck maintenance reminders but also, for those occasionally stopping by or just tuning in.
Thank you for stopping by. If you’re not yet a member of the TDR or let your membership lapse, we hope you’ll consider becoming a TDR member today. The annual rate is $35, for which you’ll receive 4 copies of the quarterly print magazine delivered to your door, as well as a copy of the TDR annual wall calendar. As a TDR member you’ll enjoy full to the online forum, and free downloads of our numerous online technical publications as well as digital back issues of the magazine.
JOIN OR RENEW THE TDR HERE - or call us at 770-886-8877 Monday-Friday 8:30-5:30 EST.
Thank you for supporting the TDR,
Admin Staff
