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60Series Glow Plugs

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60Series Glow Plugs

Post by luxbloke »

Looking at buying a HJ60

The truck is in Excellent condition but the Glow Plugs are a bit lazy in the morning. You need to glow it two or three time but then it cranks over no dramas.

Whats it cost roughly to get a new set put in?

Ta Matty
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Post by Cruzer! »

Hey matty!! Go the 60! Can get 60 series plugs for about 13-15 a plug, and it takes about 10 minutes to change em all over... bring it over if ya buy it an we'll have a look!

Cya dude!
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Post by Shadow »

careful here

could also be low compression causing it to not start properly when cold etc.

can cause the same symptoms as dead glow plugs but one costs a few grand to fix, the other about $100
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Post by plowy »

also don't go buy the glow light on older rigs wait till you hear a loud click from under the bonnet then start

but get a compression test done first as shadow's said it may7 be low comp
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Post by whoneedsbitumen »

we have a hj60 just recently it was getting sluggish to start even though it has dual batteries turned out to be bad earth wires
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