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In Reply to: Re: Glow plugs posted by Ed on Sunday, January 11, 2004:
That's what I thought it miight have but wasn't sure. I have an older Ford 550 TLB that workd the same way. I guess I would just make sure that it was working properly (power is removed from glow plug circuit when key turned to normal run position). Other than that I don't know what else it might be. Perhaps someone with a little more knowledge about these things will join in. I'm always looking for stuff to watch out for on these posta. Dan