I bought this wonderful 1995 Ford F350 Crew Cab 7.3 PS Diesel truck this summer and as of lately (now that the temps are dropping below 45) I am having one heck of a time starting it. In fact, temps were 26 degrees a couple of mornings ago and it took no-kidding nearly 20 minutes of fooling around...

The ford 2009 diesel super duty 350. It had been running about 1 hour and it died and would not start. Sounded like the started was stuck on when trying to start but would not run. Any suggestions.

My 96 F250 7.3 diesel started for about 30 seconds then died. It was in very cold weather -40 below. So I then changed my fuel filter and added 911 to my filter resevoire.and it still didn't start. Could have I pushed gelled fuel into my pumps?

I have a 2000 F350 with the 7.3 diesel. In cold weather(below 30 degrees) the engine will rev to about 1200 - 1400 rpm during initial warm up. If I tap the break pedal it will drop down to normal level of about 800. It will stay there for a minute or so and then run back up to the 1200 level. ...

I have a 1992 7.3L diesel and I just started having problems with it cranking. In the mornings it cranks up fine but once it's a hot it won't crank, it sounds like its not getting fuel. I just changed the glow plugs and the glow plug relay but that didn't help at all Can someone help me??