Glow Plugs

[longbedder]

Set of 8 new Autolite 1110 glow plugs, never used. I got these with an engine I bought, but am switching to manual glow plug control and need a different style. They should work fine with a 6.2/6.5 with stock glow plug controller.

$45 (shipped) to the lower 48 states.

 

[BigEasy]

Set of 8 new Autolite 1110 glow plugs, never used. I got these with an engine I bought, but am switching to manual glow plug control and need a different style. They should work fine with a 6.2/6.5 with stock glow plug controller.

Why would you need a different style glow plug to go with a manual control? Use the stock style plugs, bypass the controller with a solenoid, & wire a momentary switch into the dash. Seen dozens of old 6.2's this way (set up 2 rigs this way myself)... Just trying to save you some coin, sorry if you've got something else in mind I'm not aware of.

 

[longbedder]

The short of it: 1110's are fine with the stock controller, but may burn up if powered too long via the manual control (they are not self limiting).

The wiring is jacked on the truck I'm putting it in. The PO had slashed and spliced from the firewall forward until nothing worked. I'm gonna have to do alot of custom wiring and circuit tracing anyway, so I'm not even gonna worry about trying to use the GP controller. I'm just going to install a manual GP setup and use AC60G plugs which will not burn up if I hold down the button too long.

 

[BigEasy]

Ok, then nevermind. Wasn't sure if you knew you had that option but obviously you've got everything under control!

 

[kennyw]

The short of it: 1110's are fine with the stock controller, but may burn up if powered too long via the manual control (they are not self limiting)

I'd just count to 8 or 10 myself...

Location: Mojave Desert

Then again... down there you could probably get away with counting to 5