Glow plugs
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Looks like Stewart moved this to the wrong forum since he has a 6.0. But to answer your question, the harness leaks not the glowplugs. That being said, they are about $10 each for zd13's so I'd change them with the harness. If you have to change them later you'll most likely bugger up the harness ends and have to replace the harness again. The harness ends are fragile and break apart easily...even with the special removal tool.
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Yup. I was accessing through the app while at the docs office, so sigs don't show and valve cover gaskets and GP's automatically make me think of the 7.3 because of the UVCH probs we have.
Moving over to the 6.0L PSD forum.
Stewart
Moving over to the 6.0L PSD forum.
Stewart
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Looks like Stewart moved this to the wrong forum since he has a 6.0. But to answer your question, the harness leaks not the glowplugs. That being said, they are about $10 each for zd13's so I'd change them with the harness. If you have to change them later you'll most likely bugger up the harness ends and have to replace the harness again. The harness ends are fragile and break apart easily...even with the special removal tool.
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Yep--gotta go look at some diesel engine diagrams. My brain still thinks gas and I visualize a glow plug as a 1 shot spark plug for starting...so I have trouble visualizing why an electric harness would even come in contact with oil.
Any suggestions for a simple reference to learn more about these guys?? Thanks
Any suggestions for a simple reference to learn more about these guys?? Thanks
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Its difficult to explain but look at this cut-a-way picture of the 6.0. http://www.turbotraining.com/60class.htm In the cut away picture on the bottom right of the web page.. On the left side is a red oring at the top of the glowplug, and harness top, thats the glowplug harness oring that seals it from the outside and the rockerbox
Also you'll never stop chasing leaks/seeps on these engine. Like the 2 cycle Detroit diesel engine of days gone by......"if its not leaking there's no oil in it"
Also you'll never stop chasing leaks/seeps on these engine. Like the 2 cycle Detroit diesel engine of days gone by......"if its not leaking there's no oil in it"
Last edited by Jeremy05; 09-28-2016 at 09:26 PM. Reason: Picture was too big
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Its difficult to explain but look at this cut-a-way picture of the 6.0. TurboTraining: Powerstroke 6.0L In the cut away picture on the bottom right of the web page.. On the left side is a red oring at the top of the glowplug, and harness top, thats the glowplug harness oring that seals it from the outside and the rockerbox
Also you'll never stop chasing leaks/seeps on these engine. Like the 2 cycle Detroit diesel engine of days gone by......"if its not leaking there's no oil in it"
Also you'll never stop chasing leaks/seeps on these engine. Like the 2 cycle Detroit diesel engine of days gone by......"if its not leaking there's no oil in it"