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    does the 3.0 td have heater plugs ? i guess so , BUT mine starts with the first turn of the key , like modern day instant start diesels.

  • #2
    Yes it do.



    But they are quick.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by internetsurfer
      does the 3.0 td have heater plugs ? i guess so , BUT mine starts with the first turn of the key , like modern day instant start diesels.

      Not seen these "instant start" diesels. can you cite an example of such an engine? My repmobile is pretty new but still waits to start the engine after I push the button. I am interested to know more.

      Al
      I used to have a surf me!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by phoebelala
        Not seen these "instant start" diesels. can you cite an example of such an engine? My repmobile is pretty new but still waits to start the engine after I push the button. I am interested to know more.

        Al
        my saab has unit injectors and no sign of a heater plug anywhere
        oh yes and its 420+ bhp as well
        starts first crack no problem
        at the end of the day................ it gets dark

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        • #5
          Originally posted by shaggy
          my saab has unit injectors and no sign of a heater plug anywhere
          oh yes and its 420+ bhp as well
          starts first crack no problem
          420? What is it? My last saab was a 93 HOT and it did not make 420 Nothing like in fact. Come to think of it, neither did the Viggen.

          I know times are changing but thats outrageous!
          I used to have a surf me!

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          • #6
            Maybe he means 240bhp?
            Or it's a big rig!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER
              Maybe he means 240bhp?
              I think so..... My 93 was 340BHP on the Rolling road and that was a well modded bit of kit. went like the clappers as well. I don't think a Diesel GM is gunna give out 420 BHP.Unless its pushing a big chevvy 8
              I used to have a surf me!

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              • #8
                Shaggy could be reffering to a 40 tonner Al.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER
                  Shaggy could be reffering to a 40 tonner Al.

                  Must be, cos whatever it is, it aint pullin any GM Saab Diesel around west Yorkshire thats for sure

                  Hey, hang on Vince Could it be one of them there fighter planes Saab make? We had better be careful or we might get blasted
                  I used to have a surf me!

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                  • #10
                    A diesel plane? think of the black smoke that would chuck out!

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER
                      A diesel plane? think of the black smoke that would chuck out!

                      Yes, but not with a ball bearing shoved up its ^&%$
                      I used to have a surf me!

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by phoebelala
                        Not seen these "instant start" diesels. can you cite an example of such an engine? My repmobile is pretty new but still waits to start the engine after I push the button. I am interested to know more.

                        Al

                        my experience with diesels is limited , my understanding of them was to sit until a said glow plug light goes out , then crank the engine .What i'm saying is my surf starts like a petrol motor , no waiting at all , not even on a cold morning .Sorry i can't cite an engine for you , maybe i speak of ' direct injection ' if that's the term they use .

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER
                          Maybe he means 240bhp?
                          Or it's a big rig!
                          sorry ive missed so many answers to threads its unbelievable!!
                          it is a 44 tonner
                          and yes it is a scania
                          and yes saab stands for scania automotive a b or i could be wrong
                          at the end of the day................ it gets dark

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by shaggy
                            sorry ive missed so many answers to threads its unbelievable!!
                            it is a 44 tonner
                            and yes it is a scania
                            and yes saab stands for scania automotive a b or i could be wrong
                            SAAB = Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget (Swedish Aeroplane Ltd.)
                            "Scania" = Skåne = province in Southern Sweden.

                            SAAB bought/merged with Scania-Vabis a few decades ago, but when GM bought SAAB, they only bought the car part of the business.
                            Scania, the aircraft division and the weapons division were not part of the deal.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by internetsurfer
                              my experience with diesels is limited , my understanding of them was to sit until a said glow plug light goes out , then crank the engine .What i'm saying is my surf starts like a petrol motor , no waiting at all , not even on a cold morning .Sorry i can't cite an engine for you , maybe i speak of ' direct injection ' if that's the term they use .
                              I have to agree my 3rd Gen starts just the same turn the key coil light goes out straight away only seen it before on a Challenger the slower the light indicated Glow-plug faults (according to the Mitsi garage)
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