Seeing as I live in Canada, I'm getting westers to extend my glow plug duration at my next ecu flashing appointment. I'm putting in marine injectors this weekend and figure it would be good a time as any to put new glowplugs. I'm thinking Bosch Duraterms. Is there anything better?
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Glow plug ??? Sorry
- Thread starter Riddick
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Matt Bachand
Depends on the 6.5
Start spraying them down with PB blaster now...
also take the passenger side wheel well right out... makes life SO much easier, plus can do lots of good housekeeping/maintenance while you're in there... Bring a couple cans of black rustoeluem with you.
also take the passenger side wheel well right out... makes life SO much easier, plus can do lots of good housekeeping/maintenance while you're in there... Bring a couple cans of black rustoeluem with you.
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Yeah, what Matt said... while you have enough stuff removed to give you good access, this is a great time to do grounds, especially that tricky body strap! See the Technical Reference section for TD's excellent thread on going through your grounds and connections.
It's also a good time to make sure your glow-plug connectors are tight and that your wires all have good connectivity - how many other times can you see your starter solenoid without a mirror?
It's also a good time to make sure your glow-plug connectors are tight and that your wires all have good connectivity - how many other times can you see your starter solenoid without a mirror?