Posted by Steve KS on March 12, 2012 at 13:18:41 from (72.37.244.20):
Glow plugs stopped working on my '63 706 w/ the 282. Nothing registers on the glow plug meter at all when you press it now. Worked fine one day and the next, nothing. How exactly does the meter work, I see there"s dots on it, does each dot represent a glow plug? It used to go all the way to the last dot but now it doesn"t move. I haven't tested the glow plugs yet, wanted to see if there was any other reason why it might not work. The battery was dead so I was using a 200amp charger/booster to jump it, could that have fried something? Also, what's the best way to test the actual plug, test light? If they are bad, how much of a job are they to change?
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