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The problem of course is that diesel fuel goes thick and viscous at very low temperatures.
by ivix 14y ago
The problem of course is that diesel fuel goes thick and viscous at very low temperatures.
- philjohn 14y agoI discovered this last winter when it got to -15 here in the UK - I was waiting for a diesel train from our local station that was 20 minutes late as they couldn't get it started. It was interesting seeing electric trains too - the pantographs gave off amazing blue sparks that you normally don't get when the weather is warmer.