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I finally installed a momentary switch to energize the GPR. I also think I'll wire in a small indicator light on the glow plug side of the relay for positive feedback that the relay is working and also to make sure it's not energizing when it's not supposed to. I think this would be a good idea for any truck.
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Originally Posted by roaky81
I finally installed a momentary switch to energize the GPR. I also think I'll wire in a small indicator light on the glow plug side of the relay for positive feedback that the relay is working and also to make sure it's not energizing when it's not supposed to. I think this would be a good idea for any truck.
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Originally Posted by amish77
ok, gotcha. Now that I know, that sounds like a great idea. from what I do know, the glow plugs are a bit kantankerous.
for the GP's. Gotta make sure those battery/GP terminal contacts are clean and sealed from the elements.
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