Kubota V2203 Glow Plugs. Has anyone Hooked them UP?
I wanted to ask if anyone has hooked up there Glow Plugs on there Kubota V2203 DI Engine?
I have read that it was not needed. But I thought heck if we have them how hard would it be to hook them Up? Something simple like a push button switch with a light. The Glow Plugs are only on while holding the button down. :) I found this thread ----> https://www.dieselbombers.com/chevro...-operated.html But I am not sure why the OP said ( I only suggest installing this if you have self regulating glow plugs? ) Unless someone was to leave there thumb on the button for too long it could be bad for the Glow Plugs. |
I hooked mine up. I just used a lawn tractor solenoid to power them, and put a push button on the column right above the ignition. No need for a light, I can hear the solenoid click very clearly. Also, it's handy for timing reference that my airbag light stays lit for exactly 10 seconds.
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Originally Posted by redveloce
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I hooked mine up. I just used a lawn tractor solenoid to power them, and put a push button on the column right above the ignition. No need for a light, I can hear the solenoid click very clearly. Also, it's handy for timing reference that my airbag light stays lit for exactly 10 seconds.
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Same here, I have only used them below 20 deg F. I haven't hooked the up proper, just a jump wire, next on the to-do list. It will start without, but as kubotaman said it just starts easier.
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Thanks Guys.
I was thinking of something very simple as I am sure in South TEXAS it will not be needed all that often. |
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