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Use this tag for generic questions related to tools, techniques and methodologies for diagnosing problems. Do not use this tag for case-specific problems, the "troubleshooting" tag is better suited for that.
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How to test for defective glow plugs?
A glow plug is essentially a resister and is tested the same way:
Disconnect wire to the plug.
Remove the plug.
Clean the thread of the plug to make for a good test connection.
Use an ohm meter to c …
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