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In Reply to: Ford 1910 Glow Plug question posted by Harold on Wednesday, March 26, 2008:
i have a 2110 and its a 4cyl diesel.it has a glow plug for every cylinder.they are right beside the injectors.i have to hold my key to the left for about 30 seconds for it to start.5 seconds aint long enough to get them hot enough.they get red hot and then when you start it the fuel is spayed on thema nd boom you tractor is running.the do go bad.