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Loop to pencil glow plug conversion help needed
My old 240D I've been rebuilding has the Bosch pencil glow plug conversion.
We will be trying to start the engine after the rebuild tomorrow if I can get the glow plugs to glow. It had the Bosch pencil glow plug conversion kit installed (not by me) since I last owned the car. http://catalog.worldpac.com/buymb/022406/image.jsp?title=Glow%20Plug&url=http%3A//img.eautopartscatalog.com/live/F110188322BOS.JPG Does anyone have the instruction sheet for this kit? I need to know the pinout and description for the harness/relay so I can troubleshoot this. The relay box is getting power, but it's not turning the relay on. There is also an external relay wired into the harness and a connection to the coolant switch on the head. |
This site has a pictoral on how to instal it takes a while to open and you need to scroll down the page.
http://www.dieselgiant.com/mercedesdieselloopglowplugrepair.htm |
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It's this relay unit and cable I need information for...
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If you need to try starting it before you figure out the relay, you could just use a jumper wire from the battery to one of the plugs. I think the rest of the plugs should be energized from the short wires that connect them together. (if it's set up the way I've seen others set up)
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http://home.comcast.net/~phantoms/vacuum/index.htm
and http://www.hehlhans.de/tipp14.htm http://www.hehlhans.de/engtipp14.htm The first link describes how to solder the new wiring to the existing one-which of the new 4 colored wires connects to which of the old ones(bottom of page)... Good luck! |
I had two bad glow plugs. Both of them open.
I also still had the original ground braid on the number one plug. After I removed the braid, the glow plug controller worked. The car won't start yet (on two plugs only), but it is starting to fire. We'll keep the block heater on all night and tomorrow and try again. |
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The car doesn't have the gorilla knob. It is a 1980. |
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