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Originally Posted by JiveTurkey
I watch for the light to go out and then wait for the buzzer to stop before starting. I've heard two things about this though,
-People on here largely agree the glow plugs stop glowing as soon as the engine cranks.
-indy Mercedes mechanic I'm friends with says the glow plugs should stay on.
I normally just wait for the glow plugs to "click." so I know they're done heating. I havent checked the rack dampener yet.
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On your car, the stock glow plug relay does NOT glow after the starter is engaged. You can buy the "after glow" relay that stays on for 2-minutes after starting, I did and have it on my SD. Haven't noticed much of a difference.
The stalling issue is related to the rough idling. Fix the rough idling and you will fix the stalling issue.