Hello, plug #2 is obviously dead and will need replacement. A new healthy plug will have a resistance of 0.5-1.0 oms out of the engine. When the same plug its testbed in the engine like in this video it can show 1-5 oms. Did you test the plugs after getting out to see if the readings were different? 🤔
Hello. Thank you very much for your video. One question please: I need to change them. But I can buy 4 glow plugs of 0,5 ohm-s or 1 ohm-s. Which one is better??? 1 ohm??? 0,5 ohm??? These are cheaper, almost half price than the 1 ohm-s. Thank you very much. Have a nice day.
I'm hopeful I'll get a reply today , might you be interested in replyi g to me , Could you please happen to know , I've got a Honda civic mk8 2007 2.2 diesel , battery was checked last year , it gave 12v at the time , therefore should be just fine , For a while now it has started to "struggle" to start , especially on cold, which I found out it might be from the plugs , will it be worth cleaning them or , just test them see their resistance and maybe change them if needed , car drives just fine ( it mght be me seems a bit weaker than before ) but has a quite rough start Much apreciated ,
@@ORileysAutos ok thankyou great video by the way I'm trying to find out if my nissan quashqi 2010 1.5dci has a fuse for the glow plugs do you know? Thanks Jamie.
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Hello, plug #2 is obviously dead and will need replacement.
A new healthy plug will have a resistance of 0.5-1.0 oms out of the engine.
When the same plug its testbed in the engine like in this video it can show 1-5 oms.
Did you test the plugs after getting out to see if the readings were different? 🤔
All those glow plugs with undrr 5- 6 oms is actually fine. You said they are dead but they are perfectly fine. Only 1 which is dead and needs changing
great video
Mine are reading 40ohms in situ in the engine block but thats all 4 seems odd they all are the same reading?
Chugs a bit when temps are cold
Hello.
Thank you very much for your video.
One question please:
I need to change them. But I can buy 4 glow plugs of 0,5 ohm-s or 1 ohm-s.
Which one is better???
1 ohm???
0,5 ohm??? These are cheaper, almost half price than the 1 ohm-s.
Thank you very much.
Have a nice day.
Would you expect to see 12 v at the leads with ignition on but not running.?
Learned something new today thanks Jimmy 👍😃
I'm hopeful I'll get a reply today , might you be interested in replyi g to me ,
Could you please happen to know , I've got a Honda civic mk8 2007 2.2 diesel , battery was checked last year , it gave 12v at the time , therefore should be just fine ,
For a while now it has started to "struggle" to start , especially on cold, which I found out it might be from the plugs , will it be worth cleaning them or , just test them see their resistance and maybe change them if needed , car drives just fine ( it mght be me seems a bit weaker than before ) but has a quite rough start
Much apreciated ,
How can you test glow plugs if there completley hidden like on the citroen relay. ? 🇬🇧
Please where's the glow plugs control module location in Honda CR-V 2012 diesel
I'm getting 2.4 volts at the lead with the engine running and no glow plug symbol at all on the dash when turning ignition on.
How to change them without snaping?
I'm getting o.6 is that to low thanks
Would a glow plug light still come on and go off after a few seconds if the relay was bad?
Yes
@@ORileysAutos ok thankyou great video by the way I'm trying to find out if my nissan quashqi 2010 1.5dci has a fuse for the glow plugs do you know? Thanks Jamie.
Incorrect!!!
Healthy Glow plug acceptable 1-6 ohms