Why are my glow plugs short cycling
#11
I don't understand it, The glow plugs have mysteriously fixed themselves, I'm not gonna complain though. The truck cycles as normal and has done it at least 10 times in a row with the truck cold. Maybe the truck just needed to recharge the batteries via the alternator for a couple trips down the road. I haven't had to change a thing which is nice for a change. Thanks for all the help guys...
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Hey Mud how did you make out with the new parts, hope it is or did all work out for ya. I know how frustrating it can be.
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Hey Mud how did you make out with the new parts, hope it is or did all work out for ya. I know how frustrating it can be.
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#13
Thats how my issues started. and after messing with it for months because it started again hear to find out it was my compuer somethimes it would work for a while then it would stop again. Do you het any codes. I was getting 4 or 5 but the one was 67 and i wasnt geting enough volt to PMD. I put a new ECM in it for 94$ from auto zone and never had a problem since
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Slight post derailment and theft but Optima batteries are Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM). Stay away from gel's. It's best to run same type of batteries if possible, i.e. 2 agm's or 2 flooded. Also AGM batteries can have different resting voltages and recomended charging voltages between the different brands so again best to get matching ones.
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