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would it help during the winter to keep the fuel pump warm? wher is it anyways? thanks new ownr 81 diesel

unless you live where it gets realy cold then no. gas dont freeze until i think -100's if your talking about somthing else then ill shut up

WHEN

lol

read this...Diesel
hope you have acrobat or something to read pdf's
some info on some winter problems.

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If you live in a climate where fall and winter are cold (0-30 degrees) than keeping the fuel pump warm is only better for operating your diesel truck. I remember one time in the winter where it was really cold out and I had a hard time starting my truck. I got it started and then proceeded to drive it down the road, went about 4 miles and then it began to loose power and I didn't know why. Turned out the diesel fuel in the tank was geled up because of the cold and I wasn't getting fuel to the engine. Had to wait later in the day during the afternoon to drive it, after the day warmed up I got back in and it drove regular. Finally, the fuel filter is located above the injection pump and pretty close to the passenger side of firewall.