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Originally Posted by Chad300tdt
What he was talking about is letting the glow plug relay click off at around the 30 seconds you refer to not waiting for the ready to start light to go off. (at least that's what I interpreted) A second complete glow cycle DOES benefit a start in very cold temps. I do it on both my w123's and it makes for better starts.
You don't need a light to indicate when the relay clicks off, just listen for it. It's a fairly loud click at least on the newer glow relay systems.
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OHH gotcha, I always manage to look like an idiot on here somehow.. it definitely will help as you said, Is there a way to just modify the set glow cycle or does that just require a whole new relay? Where I live the street noise in the mornings makes it hard to listen for the relay, so a light would help out. It's more of a hit or miss situation, depending if my neighbor takes his 240D by my house at the right time.