No topic thread,,, Part 2
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If your glow plug relay is working, i believe the rest of them will work. I know I have read posts before about people having problems with one or two that were burnt out, and they were asking whether they should replace them all or not, and the answer to that is always yes! 9that way you know they are all good)
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From: home's where the heart is
currently 20*F here.....that is to be the high today....and only at 10am......*sigh*
but the sun is tryin to shine.......and I still havent seen any snow
someone should tell old man winter to sweet talk his momma into dumping some on me!!
but the sun is tryin to shine.......and I still havent seen any snow
someone should tell old man winter to sweet talk his momma into dumping some on me!!
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From: carter lake ia.
listen,
if 1 stops it just slows the cycle time down instead of 15-20 seconds 1 will slow the cycle down to about 10 seconds. the more you have burned out the less cycle time.
if turn the key on and watch the wait lite, and count. if the wait lite comes on and goes right out yes you have a problem and you can hear the relay cycle. if you have more then 3 glow plugs burned the cycle will be fast. and there are ways to test them.
when or if you test them yourself be careful the injectors are fired with 110volts! and the glow plugs are only 12vdc. just make sure you unplug the glow plugs before testing.
jack
if 1 stops it just slows the cycle time down instead of 15-20 seconds 1 will slow the cycle down to about 10 seconds. the more you have burned out the less cycle time.
if turn the key on and watch the wait lite, and count. if the wait lite comes on and goes right out yes you have a problem and you can hear the relay cycle. if you have more then 3 glow plugs burned the cycle will be fast. and there are ways to test them.
when or if you test them yourself be careful the injectors are fired with 110volts! and the glow plugs are only 12vdc. just make sure you unplug the glow plugs before testing.
jack
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From: carter lake ia.
yeah,
i know, that should be the old version and the glow plugs are still on the intake plenum side a little more accessable than the newer version. the newer version or the true powerstroke glow plugs are under the valvecover next to the injectors. your 92 should still have an injection pump on it yet. like the 6.9l or the 7.3l. the powerstroke didn't debute until 95' thats when they went electronic and did away with the injection pump,
and fired the injectors with 110 volts. but plugs are still 12vdc.
just trying to help! hey if i can't work on them i can atleast tell how to do it!!!....
jack
i know, that should be the old version and the glow plugs are still on the intake plenum side a little more accessable than the newer version. the newer version or the true powerstroke glow plugs are under the valvecover next to the injectors. your 92 should still have an injection pump on it yet. like the 6.9l or the 7.3l. the powerstroke didn't debute until 95' thats when they went electronic and did away with the injection pump,
and fired the injectors with 110 volts. but plugs are still 12vdc.
just trying to help! hey if i can't work on them i can atleast tell how to do it!!!....
jack
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From: Eccles, WV
Thanks Jack. From the way mine starts, I say I have three out I don't have a garage at the moment or really the back to tear into it.
I had a funny happen the other day. The old girl was putting out her bug fog as she was super cold, and I idled it from my apartment into the bank line. I had a painted up old lady get out of her car and walk up to my passenger window and demand that I turn my truck off. She said the "EFFING" diesel was killing her. I just smiled and told her to roll up her damn window as I rolled mine up with her standing outside just "B" away!.
I had a funny happen the other day. The old girl was putting out her bug fog as she was super cold, and I idled it from my apartment into the bank line. I had a painted up old lady get out of her car and walk up to my passenger window and demand that I turn my truck off. She said the "EFFING" diesel was killing her. I just smiled and told her to roll up her damn window as I rolled mine up with her standing outside just "B" away!.
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Jack thanks for sharing that great info! I knew they still worked if a few were burnt out, but never really knew exactly how they still worked.
Greaaat info!
Paul, shes lucky your a nice man, I would have blew a little black in her direction
Greaaat info!
Paul, shes lucky your a nice man, I would have blew a little black in her direction
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From: carter lake ia.
thats the evil preppy showing his horns, or evil paul showing his,lol!!!
thanks guys i take that to heart. i know alot about diesels. i know guys, there are 3 ways to test glow plugs when you get the chance. a live wire, test light, multimeter. when you are ready let me know! and i can walk you thru the process. trust me its easy! i wouldn't BS anyone i'm not that way! that is the gospel!
just been a mechanic for tooooooooooo long!!!... jack of all trades master of all of them!!!... no i'm not!! i just want to help is all! it makes me feel that i helped someone. thats the bottom line i guess!!
jack
thanks guys i take that to heart. i know alot about diesels. i know guys, there are 3 ways to test glow plugs when you get the chance. a live wire, test light, multimeter. when you are ready let me know! and i can walk you thru the process. trust me its easy! i wouldn't BS anyone i'm not that way! that is the gospel!
just been a mechanic for tooooooooooo long!!!... jack of all trades master of all of them!!!... no i'm not!! i just want to help is all! it makes me feel that i helped someone. thats the bottom line i guess!!
jack