Ever since the weather turned my diesel hasn't started. Not a surprise. I forgot to plug it in the night before. It usually has lots of trouble starting when it's -5 degrees outside or colder, but this time it won't start at all.
I moved it into the garage where it's been sitting in about 60 degree temperatures for 2 hours or so. I went and bought some anti-gelling stuff for the fuel, put some in the tank w/ fresh diesel. Still won't start. It kind of half-catches as I'm cranking it over.
The glow plug timer goes for about 8-10 seconds. Replacing the glow plugs is the only thing I can think of at this point but why the car won't start AT ALL is beyond me seeing as how before the weather got cold as hell it started fine all the time.
Is it possible the diesel in my fuel lines have gelled? If so, how do I "un" gel them?
she's dead in the water