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Re: Ford 1510: Glow plug indicator burned out
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Posted by jeffcat on December 31, 2006 at 23:24:32 from (216.107.36.79):
In Reply to: Ford 1510: Glow plug indicator burned out posted by bwv on December 31, 2006 at 15:30:59:
I am going to put my big tow in my mouth, maybe. At the top of your diagram the coil in the switch is a current limiter. That way you don't over heat the glow plugs. You may have a shorted out plug or wire harness.You need to "ring" out the circut with an Ohm meter. My mom had a diesel VW and had to do a little work on it years ago with something like you have. I maybe all wet but that is my guess. Jeffcat
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