We started the old Suburbanat 8 degrees. It surely did not want to. We took it for a ride and ended up with a big fail.. Please check out mrhevyshevy://https.com for some cool cups and what have you.
It's great seeing the Young Man driving, I remember when he was almost as little as my grandson is. And Little Miss is the rescue driver. The family that frolics together stays together. Happy times, and we hope 2023 is a better year. All the best to you and your family.
One of the reasons I LOVE modern cars. Jump in when its 10F, starts immediately, throw it in reverse in 0.25 seconds and go. Get 1 mile down the road and the heat is blowing warm air.
Man.... 8*...? How can you function below 40* there?? haha Hats off to that starter.... give it a holiday vacation in Hawaii! WOW! lol Awwweee.... roadside service with a coffee! MrsHevyshevy and Lil Miss are the best rescuers!
He has grown so much since your early videos building Mrs H C's 55 truck and harly is alot calmer then little miss's truck build.Happy new year .I love the videos, hopfully the 57 gets done for spring.
Always good to spend quality time with the young'uns and the dog. Going out backroad driving is even better. Maybe it's time for new(er) tires on the old Suburban. Thanks for sharing. Be safe and stay well.
Impressive cold start, my 6.2 doesn’t start below 50° unless it’s plugged in, even with the new glow plugs. But it has an sm465 and I didn’t pay too much for it so I can’t be upset. Roadside service that brings coffee is the best
Gettin that suburban started reminds me of the beginning of the ol music video “Rusty Chevrolet” by Da Yoopers…. “Come onnnn, come ONNNNN… come onnnn you can do iiiiit” Happy new year to you and the entire HevyShevy family! Wishing you all the best in 2023! PS: we all wanna see that ‘57 do a burnout before next Christmas. No pressure though…
Fitting a Thermostart to those 6.2's helps them out no end starting wise. Had them fire up without glowplugs when dead cold. Relatively easy fitment, and if it does ever fail to work waaaaaay easier to get out than a seized in glowplug.
I had a couple of new GM trucks ('09 and '13) and they both used to give me that "ice is possible" message near 0 (Celcius). Since I have been driving in CANADA in SNOW for FORTY YEARS it made me scoff at the "designed in California" trucks!
Beats the minus 32 we had. Had a 6.2 shop truck for hot shots usually had to put the space heater to warm up the oil pan and jumper cables for an hour or so!! Fun times 🤣🤣
I had trouble starting my 80 c10 during the cold snap. It was 8 degrees, but she finally cranked up and ran. Doesn’t usually get that cold here in charlotte
Read my lips I ain't going to change that oil I ain't or going or read my lips no new tax I think he wasn't telling wasn't telling the truth THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
Dear Mr. Hevyshevy. ??? Bad starting Diesel cars in the 1980s winter times? What are you talking about? All my Diesels (Mercedes) always started well in winter times in Germany. Of course we had to use thinner oil than in the summer (15W40 instead 20W50) and put something in the Diesel tank so that the fuel did not flocculate (a special kind of fluid or simply 10 percent gasoline). A good and well maintained, strong/big enough battery was helpful too of course. I swear that I never ever used starting fluid (or brake cleaner) on a Diesel engine and that I never had a block heater. 2) Around 1982 I drove over 1 year long and a lot of kilometres with my 1971 200 D W114/115 not knowing that I had a totally wrong spare tire on board. It was from an Opel or Ford and had a rim with only 4 holes in it. 🙈 Of course the size of the rim and the rubber was wrong too. It was my very first Daimler Benz. Maaaan, I would love to have a car looking like this again. It was pearl grey (I guess) with a creme interior and a white steering wheel. I still own the rare wheel (daily appreciated as a wall hanger). Meanwhile original steering wheels, at least the white ones, are pretty expensive. 3) Today is the first of January 2023 and in Germany we just had the warmest Winter day since weather is registered. +20 degrees Celsius = 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Can you believe that?! Definitely no cold start possible (and not only because my car battery died two weeks ago because of age and -15⁰ Celsius = 5⁰ Fahrenheit). This kind of "wrong" weather makes us all pretty tired. Best regards, luck and health to all of you.
The cellphone was invented by Motorola in 1973 and the first text message was sent in 1984 . Sorry but I knew enough to know it was worth googelingding Happy new year to all of you.🥳🌠
I had a bag phone in 1989, it was five watts. (Not milliwatts like they are now.) My phone probably gave people a mile away brain cancer, yea, different times….
@@JimsEquipmentShed A bag phone I've never heard that one , in the mid 80ies my father was trucking for a company, when he drove onto the property, he should go into a building and get a suitcase phone , and get back in his truck , then they would phone him and tell him what to do next, to hang up there was a compartment at the side of the case , and he threw it in there and said that can't be healthy . The battery time was horrible, he was talking for a few minutes and the phone would run out of juice, I wonder how many watts that beast had . We might only have Milliwatts but we have the phone closer to the brain .
"this is what it was like in the 80's" "but we didn't have cell phones, so life was much better" truer words have never been spoken.
It's great seeing the Young Man driving, I remember when he was almost as little as my grandson is. And Little Miss is the rescue driver. The family that frolics together stays together. Happy times, and we hope 2023 is a better year. All the best to you and your family.
One of the reasons I LOVE modern cars. Jump in when its 10F, starts immediately, throw it in reverse in 0.25 seconds and go. Get 1 mile down the road and the heat is blowing warm air.
Dam boy has growed
Love those 6.2 and 6.5 Diesels...Great cold start..
Man.... 8*...? How can you function below 40* there?? haha
Hats off to that starter.... give it a holiday vacation in Hawaii! WOW! lol
Awwweee.... roadside service with a coffee! MrsHevyshevy and Lil Miss are the best rescuers!
He has grown so much since your early videos building Mrs H C's 55 truck and harly is alot calmer then little miss's truck build.Happy new year .I love the videos, hopfully the 57 gets done for spring.
happy new year the shevy family thanks for all the vids thumbs up on all from myslf in the u.k have a great 2023
That looked and sounded like a real cold Carolina cold start.
It was colder than usual.
Always good to spend quality time with the young'uns and the dog. Going out backroad driving is even better. Maybe it's time for new(er) tires on the old Suburban. Thanks for sharing. Be safe and stay well.
Impressive cold start, my 6.2 doesn’t start below 50° unless it’s plugged in, even with the new glow plugs. But it has an sm465 and I didn’t pay too much for it so I can’t be upset. Roadside service that brings coffee is the best
Gettin that suburban started reminds me of the beginning of the ol music video “Rusty Chevrolet” by Da Yoopers….
“Come onnnn, come ONNNNN… come onnnn you can do iiiiit”
Happy new year to you and the entire HevyShevy family! Wishing you all the best in 2023!
PS: we all wanna see that ‘57 do a burnout before next Christmas. No pressure though…
No pressure though
@@nedflora1154 maybe just a little
man its been to long not watching your videos little man is not little any more last time i saw your videos when he was ten man they grow up fast
Don’t stop watching. You could miss something
350 olds diesel starts well in -25 celsius when you light a fire under the oil pan for 5 minutes. Greetings from Finland!
Happy New Year to the Hevyshevy family. Your videos are the best!
Thanks for watching
Fitting a Thermostart to those 6.2's helps them out no end starting wise.
Had them fire up without glowplugs when dead cold.
Relatively easy fitment, and if it does ever fail to work waaaaaay easier to get out than a seized in glowplug.
I had a couple of new GM trucks ('09 and '13) and they both used to give me that "ice is possible" message near 0 (Celcius).
Since I have been driving in CANADA in SNOW for FORTY YEARS it made me scoff at the "designed in California" trucks!
Beats the minus 32 we had. Had a 6.2 shop truck for hot shots usually had to put the space heater to warm up the oil pan and jumper cables for an hour or so!! Fun times 🤣🤣
Happy New Year to the hevyshvy family.
Onyx is a good dog really enjoy your videos. 👍
I think I saw bigfoot peeking around a tree at about 7 minutes in,🤣
They say he’s around there.
Quite surprised the fuel wasn't gelled up.
I had trouble starting my 80 c10 during the cold snap. It was 8 degrees, but she finally cranked up and ran. Doesn’t usually get that cold here in charlotte
LOL!!! We have a new puppy that also thinks that deer awful is M+Ms 🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆😆😀😎
Love how the dog just sits there thinking that this is just the most boring ride.
You shoulda stopped and moved the tree for the next fellow coming along. No good deed goes unpaid, eh?
Cold start, yep.....cold!
Happy New Year 🎊
Mr HevyShevy needs to learn what an offal is if he was referring to what the north end of a south bound deer leaves behind.
Read my lips I ain't going to change that oil I ain't or going or read my lips no new tax I think he wasn't telling wasn't telling the truth THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
Great vid brings back memories
Back in the pre-cellphone days you woulda been sunk.
Rescued by the women folk; you'll never hear the end of that.......Was that "Manifold Baked Lunch" in the tin foil?
We were defrosting something.
👍👍
Dear Mr. Hevyshevy.
??? Bad starting Diesel cars in the 1980s winter times? What are you talking about? All my Diesels (Mercedes) always started well in winter times in Germany. Of course we had to use thinner oil than in the summer (15W40 instead 20W50) and put something in the Diesel tank so that the fuel did not flocculate (a special kind of fluid or simply 10 percent gasoline). A good and well maintained, strong/big enough battery was helpful too of course. I swear that I never ever used starting fluid (or brake cleaner) on a Diesel engine and that I never had a block heater.
2) Around 1982 I drove over 1 year long and a lot of kilometres with my 1971 200 D W114/115 not knowing that I had a totally wrong spare tire on board. It was from an Opel or Ford and had a rim with only 4 holes in it. 🙈 Of course the size of the rim and the rubber was wrong too. It was my very first Daimler Benz. Maaaan, I would love to have a car looking like this again. It was pearl grey (I guess) with a creme interior and a white steering wheel. I still own the rare wheel (daily appreciated as a wall hanger). Meanwhile original steering wheels, at least the white ones, are pretty expensive.
3) Today is the first of January 2023 and in Germany we just had the warmest Winter day since weather is registered. +20 degrees Celsius = 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Can you believe that?! Definitely no cold start possible (and not only because my car battery died two weeks ago because of age and -15⁰ Celsius = 5⁰ Fahrenheit). This kind of "wrong" weather makes us all pretty tired.
Best regards, luck and health to all of you.
I was talking about the 6.2 really.
Who's a good boi?
Bet me. 😂😂😂😂
god bless
The cellphone was invented by Motorola in 1973 and the first text message was sent in 1984 .
Sorry but I knew enough to know it was worth googelingding
Happy new year to all of you.🥳🌠
I had a bag phone in 1989, it was five watts. (Not milliwatts like they are now.)
My phone probably gave people a mile away brain cancer, yea, different times….
@@JimsEquipmentShed
A bag phone I've never heard that one , in the mid 80ies my father was trucking for a company, when he drove onto the property, he should go into a building and get a suitcase phone , and get back in his truck , then they would phone him and tell him what to do next, to hang up there was a compartment at the side of the case , and he threw it in there and said that can't be healthy .
The battery time was horrible, he was talking for a few minutes and the phone would run out of juice, I wonder how many watts that beast had .
We might only have Milliwatts but we have the phone closer to the brain .
@@JimsEquipmentShed
Of course it was a Motorola i guess yours was a Motorola too ?
I bet everyone was late to work.
So, would this happening have been better back in the eighties with no cellphone?? Happy New year
Yes. No one would have observed the hard start. Haha
You by chance selling this truck anytime soon?
Note to self don’t drive over fallen tree it may cause a flat tire
I think it was when he went in the ditch. Haha
Are you on Facebook ?.
Yes
i,ll take the 6,2 over any ford.