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Hi,
this is my first experience of owning a motor which is very very slow to start on a cold frost morning.
i made about 15 attempts this morning to start my doblo 1.9 active 2006 only once my glow plug light was out, but it wouldnt start.
i then decided to attempt a start during the glow plug lighting, and presto, it eventually started.
is starting it like that not to be recommended ? (before i make a habit of it)
this is my first experience of owning a motor which is very very slow to start on a cold frost morning.
i made about 15 attempts this morning to start my doblo 1.9 active 2006 only once my glow plug light was out, but it wouldnt start.
i then decided to attempt a start during the glow plug lighting, and presto, it eventually started.
is starting it like that not to be recommended ? (before i make a habit of it)