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Berlingo owner from Oslo, Norway. Found this site when looking for a solution to a few problems I have with the car.
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(16-09-2022, 05:46 AM)sipibo Wrote: Berlingo owner from Oslo, Norway. Found this site when looking for a solution to a few problems I have with the car.
Welcome!
What kind of Berlingo do you have?
Nice to have a Nordic representative on the forum.
I wonder - do you ever see the glow plug lights come on your dash? I was speaking to my mechanic, and he thinks they are a bit unnecessary, until you get down to -10c. Not the experience I used to have in my Skoda. Always had to wait a few seconds in the British winter for the warning light to go out.
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16-09-2022, 11:24 AM
(This post was last modified: 16-09-2022, 11:24 AM by Sol.)
The HDi only uses the glow plugs when the coolant temp is below 4 deg C, (pre-glow) and always after starting (post-glow), to help with warm up and emissions.
It doesn't actually need them to start, they are unnecessary on a direct injection diesel. But they help quicker (smoother) start and warm up in very cold conditions.
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