nrgserv
Well-Known Member
cant see the insulator, have you got it in the correct place?
what did you go for? those 101's by allmakes? shame you can't find a proper manufacturer that fits the 2.25s.
ciderman
Active Member
Parallel Plugs- who said they still work if one fails? I bought some- I did not realise they were **itpart. third time of using the centre of one plug popped out- I heard a hissing sound as I turned the engine over. looked and the middle had tried to escape.
Ruined my New years Day run- **itpart- don't just love them?
Ruined my New years Day run- **itpart- don't just love them?
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Riggwelter
Active Member
I got the heater plug conversion kit and first failed to bypass the ballast resistor. Did not turn out very well... but after bypassing the resistor, everything is hunky-dory and they work as intended. However, a previous owner very thoughtfully put in a separate button, so the chance of them burning out is very small. Here is an article on the topic.
Shreks Brother
New Member
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/274462533539?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
Low cost Glow Plugs from a European manufacturer. Limited stock left.
Low cost Glow Plugs from a European manufacturer. Limited stock left.
Shreks Brother
New Member
If they push out of your engine block, it is more likely that the threads in your block are damaged/partially stripped. These are not made by Sh*tpart, but are made by ETechno1:
http://www.etecno1.it/diesel-glow-plug-p-296.html
These have an RRP of €24.50 each. This offer is for 4 Glow plugs for £20 including post and packing. That is cheaper than Britpart plugs from Paddocks, excluding P&P.
http://www.etecno1.it/diesel-glow-plug-p-296.html
These have an RRP of €24.50 each. This offer is for 4 Glow plugs for £20 including post and packing. That is cheaper than Britpart plugs from Paddocks, excluding P&P.
