How many amps is a glow plug relay?
How many amps is a glow plug relay?
As stated above and in the link on post #2 the steady state current draw per glow plug should be 10 – 12 amps.
What makes a 7.3L IDI no start glow plug relay?
If you have ever seen a 7.3l powerstroke with just a relay how can you argue these IDI’s are simple, there is just no need for all this extra modules and wires and measuring system. Of course the powerstroke relay is pcm controlled that’s what makes it so simple.
How does the glow plug work on a Ford Idi?
The afterglow operation of the glow plugs continues after the “WAIT TO START” indicator turns off. The glow plugs cycle on and off for a period of time. This helps to reduce white smoke after engine start-up. The glow plug system can be recycled by turning the ignition off and on.
What happens after the glow plugs turn off?
The afterglow operation of the glow plugs continues after the “WAIT TO START” indicator turns off. The glow plugs cycle on and off for a period of time.
How to replace the glow plug relay on a 7.3 Ford?
Replacing the glow plug relay (solenoid) on a 7.3 ford powerstroke. – YouTube If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.
Is it normal to click on the glow plug relay?
Now CYCLING on and off for a period of time after startup is normal yes to reduce white smoke and emission yes, but that is cycling not constant clicking. All constant clicking does is wear the internal high amperage contacts in the relay not normal. See here- A copy and paste from the Ford PCED explaining the system.
The afterglow operation of the glow plugs continues after the “WAIT TO START” indicator turns off. The glow plugs cycle on and off for a period of time. This helps to reduce white smoke after engine start-up. The glow plug system can be recycled by turning the ignition off and on.
The afterglow operation of the glow plugs continues after the “WAIT TO START” indicator turns off. The glow plugs cycle on and off for a period of time.
