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Re: Glow Plug Problem 1979 IH 384 / DB154 Diesel
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Posted by Bob on October 20, 2006 at 05:37:13 from (69.178.229.154):
In Reply to: Re: Glow Plug Problem 1979 IH 384 / DB154 Diesel posted by bob farrell on October 19, 2006 at 06:29:01:
Besides CNH, any automotive store that sells AC or Champion spark plugs can get those glow plugs. A guy had 4 new AC 26G's on ebay the other day, for $49,95, and nobody bid. That was a good deal, I should have bid! (Auction # 150043990484, if you care to look it up.) The glow plugs should have .9 Ohms resistance between the 2 connections, and INFINITE resistance from the terminals to the shell that screws into the engine. jdemaris, who posts on several of these boards, posted a while back that he has made adapters to put modern glow plugs in place of these. These GP's have an 18MM thread, the newer-style units for automotive use are, I believe, 8MM or 10MM. I am considering doing that, and installing a controller, so preheating is automatic, when the key is turned on for a few seconds.
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