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Great write up Jim. We may also want to include in this thread the LED mod, where you can wire a small LED light in your dash that is hooked to the GPR outlet so you know if your GPR is working, and when it goes off.

Also if you're trying to test the GPR voltage yourself, you can unplug the EOT (engine oil temperature) sensor which will maximize the glow plug on time. (will also set a soft code for a while)
 
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Great write up Jim!
 
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Originally Posted by F350-6
Great write up Jim. We may also want to include in this thread the LED mod, where you can wire a small LED light in your dash that is hooked to the GPR outlet so you know if your GPR is working, and when it goes off.

Also if you're trying to test the GPR voltage yourself, you can unplug the EOT (engine oil temperature) sensor which will maximize the glow plug on time. (will also set a soft code for a while)
Great Ideas Chris. Thanks for the your input!!
Here is the LED mod that Chris was talking about:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...cator-led.html



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Great write up Jim!
Thanks Huck!
 
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Old 11-06-2008, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Izzy351
It could, Phil. As the contact becomes more and more pitted, it becomes more & more of a resistor, dropping the voltage that actually makes it to the GPs. But a year old GPR *should* be okay. If it's not, check out the monster Stancor guzzle put in:
Welcome to guzzle's Stancor GPR replacement Mod Web Page
Will guzzle's work on my '99 or is this just for '02 I have flirted with the idea of trying this mod but have'nt had the time.

P.S. great write up
 
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Old 11-06-2008, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by rblaine9000
Will guzzle's work on my '99 or is this just for '02 I have flirted with the idea of trying this mod but have'nt had the time.

P.S. great write up
If you have a GPR, then yes, guzzle's stancor mod will work. If you have an early 99, just transfer the shunt, or put both wires on the other big post. That mod is just about putting in a better relay.
 
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Old 11-06-2008, 10:23 PM
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I just got a heads up on this thread so i will throw in my 2 cents worth.

My glow plug .jpg cheat sheet.



GPCM (Glow Plug Control Module) if you don't have a GPR.



Tip: If you have a GPCM and are getting a DTC for a bad GP swap the two connectors at the GPCM. If after clearing that DTC and it comes back as the same GP and not the corresponding one on the other bank then you have a bad GPCM. If it were a bad connection, wiring or bad GP it would come back as DTC for corresponding GP.



My glow plug at 82k. Kinda of redundant to Jim's post so let's say my 3 cents worth.



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Thanks for adding those Robin. Much appreciated friend!!!
 
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Jim, you da bomb, that was very informative, thanks. I would rep u but, i cant. Always good info, you really contribute.
 
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Nothing new here. Been covered before. Good info though.
 
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Great Job Jim! I'm going to bookmark this thread for the upcoming months of GPR and GP questions that are bound to pop up in the forum.
 
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Another great post Jim. I could maybe do one on puting air in a tire.

I am still waiting
 
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I am still waiting

I tried Pat, just couldn't get it done.
 
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I tried Pat, just couldn't get it done.
I find this a little hard to beleive!Your not going to give up that easy Rick!







 
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My GPR tested out ok but I had already bought the Stancor and changed it out at 95k miles. When I took it off, it rattled!!
That ain't right..

Tightening the 2 hold down nuts were a bear though.
A 2" in length 1/2" open end would have been nice to have....
The Stancor being bigger, doesn't allow you to use a socket.
That was a 2 cigar job because of it.
 
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a link to what I found on the glow plug LED mod.
 


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