Posted by Harold Melius on August 20, 2015 at 20:16:00 from (24.250.75.105):
I need some advice on a tractor I am fixing up. I have little experience with dsl engines. It is an International 656 6 cyl. dsl. I had to replace the clutch and torque amplifier and some leaks and I am putting it back together now. The wiring was a mess, so I am putting in new wiring and can't use the old wiring as a guide. I wired the glo-plugs today, coming from the ignition switch accessory position to a push button switch, out to a harness connecting to all 6 plugs. 12.7 volts in and out of the switch, about 11.5 volts to each of the glo-plugs. I used an infared thermometer to check the temp of the base of the plugs before energizing them. I then held the button down for 30 seconds and checked the temp again, no change. Should I have had a measureable temp difference? How can I check to see if they are actually working?
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