Hard starting...i know, i know....
Cargo Master
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: St. Louis, Mo.
My glow plug led stays lit for almost 3 minutes when its col, below 25 or 30. I think the timing is of gp's are controlled by an ambient temp switch,( someone correct me if I got that wrong) , so the colder the outdoor temp the longer the gp's are energized.
Elder User
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Saskatoon
if my plugs were all bad, would i have a real hard time starting?
Yes
Your plugs could have failed one by one slowly now you might only have one -three left
also i havent tried plugging in yet...it has been unseasonably warm the last couple days. im going to try tonight.
thanks...
Yes
Your plugs could have failed one by one slowly now you might only have one -three left
also i havent tried plugging in yet...it has been unseasonably warm the last couple days. im going to try tonight.
thanks...
in a heated shop would not start unless it was plugged in
started like a champ when the relay was replaced but since yours is new that should not be the problem, check it with an amp meter make sure you are drawing 150-200amps when the relay is on.
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From: WA Resident
You are correct. At 0*F 8:00 this morning where I am. 5 min. my led stayed on.
