No Click From Glow Plugs

Black dawg

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it doesnt, it measure cumbustion chamber temp (glow plug resistance). I have always wondered if there was some sort of temp sensor in the module itself.
 

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so is it normal then that my system cycles for the same amount of time no matter what engine temp. i can shut the engine off and then go to start it right away and they cycle for 15 sec. i know the combustion chamber did not cool off that fast.LOL

i have three more plugs. mabey i will put another one in the place that i just replaced and see what happens.
 

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you know, they do stay on for alot less time when the controller is mounted in the back on the na trucks. I noticed when I relocated my controller for the turbo swap they stayed on lots longer when hot.

must be a temp sensor of some sort in the controller.
If you are not going through plugs I wouldnt worry about it.
 

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