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Originally Posted by Diesel911
Before I knew better I bought Autolite Glow Plugs. I live in S CA and it is not cold here.
I changed the Glow Plugs and did not have a Reamer. 6 months later when I got a Reamer I removed the Autolite Glow Plugs and found that 2 of them had the tips swollen and I had to use a Vice Grips and a lot of twisting and Spraying with WD-40 to get them out. I was afraid they were not going to come out at all.
I replace the Autolites with Monarks as I had already bought them. Monarks are not good either. One of the Monarks failed a year later.
I replaced them with Bosch over 3 years ago and have had no Glow Plug Failures since then.
There are local places that sell Bosch Glow Plugs but they are like $15-$16 each.
Somewhere in the Forum there is pics of Autolite Glow Plugs where it looks like the tip actually exploded.
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I think this is what you refer to.
Autolite remanufactured starters, are they any good?
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