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With the positive on the plug side of the relay and the negative grounded with the key to the "ON" position and you get zeros on the meter, it means that your relay is bad and no power to the glow plugs. Also, make sure that you are getting 12-13 volts on the battery side post which is the other larger post on the relay which is on the passenger side. The post should read about the same voltage as your battery. Your ignition does not have to be on to get this reading.
With the positive on the plug side of the relay and the negative grounded with the key to the "ON" position and you get zeros on the meter, it means that your relay is bad and no power to the glow plugs. Also, make sure that you are getting 12-13 volts on the battery side post which is the other larger post on the relay which is on the passenger side. The post should read about the same voltage as your battery. Your ignition does not have to be on to get this reading.
Your statement is exactly what was tested.... Thanks though.
So with the readings you are getting, are you thinking your relay is still good?
NO!!!!!!! Zeros means no power.... I had the ignition at the WTS position..... The meter read zero!!!! I need a new glow plug relay..... Im not sure where you think I said that the relay is good....
I thought when he stated, "thanks though", I took it as something else. Glad we figured it out to be just the relay at this point, and "maybe" not the glow plugs at all.
yeah you were right about the volt meter and my torque app is going through my kitchen window hahaha
You don't need to do that. The app did its job. Your relay works thus why your truck read over 10.6V. MY original thought when mine read 10.1 was glow plugs but I should have considered the relay because that is where the power comes from....
Like I said the torque app is creditable but it only reads what it given not exactly a diagnostics scanner in real time readings.
Im planning on just sticking with OEM, can you send me a link to purchase that relay?
Im definitely thinking about installing that LED Mod.
I had my OEM relay replaced on my last truck with another OEM relay. It only lasted a year before it gave out again. In the winter time nonetheless... You can buy the OEM relay from Riffraff, or probably local dealership.
The LED mod will save your butt in the winter if your truck isn't starting, or just rule out that the GPR is not the problem.
Dylan go ahead and grab a 12v led at Radio Shack. About $3, use any small wire laying around.
Crimp a connector spade big enough to contact large post without rubber cover. Run into the cab. I just grounded my led right under the steering wheel on the dash frame.
My led just lays on my brake controller until ready to mount with guage pod someday.
Perfect time to do it while your swapping relay's. The GPR109 should be $25 at napa. When the stancor comes you will have a backup to help someone with.
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