I did a search first, and checked the 80 amp fuse, etc.

This evening my glow plug light did not come on, but the car started fine, but it was started earlier today. The glow plug light worked this morning (7:00 am) At 2:00 pm, it worked, when I started it to give a friend a Jump Start.
This evening at 7:00 pm, the glow plug light does not come on, but the car started fine, but it's only about 45 degrees outside.

Is there something to worry about when giving someone a jump start? I have only owned the 240D since spring, and I do not know the history of the glow plugs. Time for a change of GP's just so I will know their age??

Thanks in advance for any input.

George

George,

I expect that it's just a coincidence that it happened after jump starting your friend. The glow light failing to light when you turn on the key indicates that at least one of your GPs is failing.

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-Mike
'87 300TD 304kmi (RIP)
'95 Toyota Camry Wagon 125kmi

Thanks msyoder,

I will try and check them out. I don't have my tester here in town. I will have to do it this weekend. I would probably be more comfortable with all new ones, if they are not too expensive.

george