Auto lite glow plugs Are REALLY BAD!

[Macrobb]

I can get Motorcraft ones in-stock at O'reillies, or available at Napa.

Champions are better than Autolites, but not "as good" as Beru/Motorcraft.

 

[79jasper]

Ive never had a problem walking into orielly and grabbing meru/motorcraft glowplugs.

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[mu2bdriver]

When I got my zd9’s I ordered on Advance AP, used a coupon code, drove down an hour later and paid less than $5/ea. They should be no less available than other brands and when all else fails, Amazon.

 

[vegas39]

Mine in Vegas doesn't stock them anymore. I had to order online

Ive never had a problem walking into orielly and grabbing meru/motorcraft glowplugs.

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[tractorhead]

I have had very good luck with dual coil plugs from accurate diesel. Made in the USA

 

[Macrobb]

I have had very good luck with dual coil plugs from accurate diesel. Made in the USA

While they won't specify the manufacturer, those look like Wellman/DieselRX plugs. They are... OK. Haven't had one bulge, but I've killed a few...

 

[HammerDown]

So I read about the Autolite Glow Plugs being AFU, I got these champion ones, I hope these are note like the problems with the Autolite brand, what say you all?

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After my original Motorctaft GP's were going bad (bought my truck new) I ran Champs for well over 20 years...when they died (at least for me) I never had a problem getting them out and never experienced a swollen tip.
Don't know who was making the Champion GP's way back then vs now but again no horror stories for me to tell. Beru have been in for about three years now. They are a little thicker and the slightest bend/warp can make them scary to get out. (that's my experience of the two GP's)

 

[chris142]

Didnt ihc switch to champion gp's during the run?

 

[snicklas]

Didnt ihc switch to champion gp's during the run?

Yes

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