Posted by kopeck on August 14, 2008 at 12:36:23 from (216.227.11.191):
In Reply to: Glow Plug Question posted by caterpillar guy on August 14, 2008 at 09:56:57:
caterpillar guy said: (quoted from post at 09:56:57 08/14/08) sounds like the glow plugs should be connected to the circut that lights the coil and then should cut out when the starter is engaged as this would reduce the draw on the batteries during cranking.
Is the coil you speak of is it the light in the dash if so then the afore mentioned is the way it should be.You could also not have enough battery for the job too.
That would make sense to me too, but the wiring diagram clearly shows that the plugs are on while cranking.
This isn't a light, this is the real deal, a good old fashion glowing coil.
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