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Cold Start Light Questions

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jimthelandyman:
Could be the diesel thats gone waxy from the freezing temperatures, especially if its been stood a while, don't think the 2.25 diesels like starting in the cold at all.

Neil Jones:
You could try using a hair dryer set to hot to blow air into the air inlet to get warm air in.

hobbit:
A last resort is an item called Bradex cold start, squirt directly into the inlet, not through the filter

It will force it to start, but not recommended to be used on an regular basis, definately a last resort

If you can I would suggest a tow start if possible

landroverkeith:
lol id need a longggggggggggggggggg extension lead to get the hairdryer to work in the garage then .

lol  :lol:  its a bit far thanks for ya help though as it stillllll wont start :(

gona test the glow plugs next b4 i buy new ones.

typical as i had it running lovely and i was planning on taking it in for mot this month

landroverkeith:
i have tried tow starting but no good first time she almost turned but then stalled str8 away after that couldnt get it to do anything but lock rear wheels  :oops:

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