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Originally Posted by Palangi
Defies laws of physics.
How does "afterglow" speed up the glowing process? Even if you change the relay, you are still applying the same voltage across the same resistance(s), therefore will heat at the same rate.
By definition, afterglow happens after starting. That would be why it's called after glow.
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Are you just overanalyzing my choice of words or do you really not know how afterglow works? With afterglow, you don't have to preheat your glow plugs as long before starting the engine, thus speeding up the process.
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