Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
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Russ Kellermann
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Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
I need new glow plugs boys, i'm thinking NGK. Where can i buy these for the 4.2D - If they anything like the belts for this motor then i'm not gonna find them aftermarket. But surely?
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Ross
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Re: Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
Available from Toneson in Claremont, should be able to post a part number for you later......watch this space!!!
Ross
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Re: Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
Russ you are looking for the following part number for the glow plugs:
NGK 4937Y-707RS
They are sold individually, so you need that X6
Let us know if you come right, as I need to buy a set soon as well!
NGK 4937Y-707RS
They are sold individually, so you need that X6
Let us know if you come right, as I need to buy a set soon as well!
Ross
1998 GU 4.2 Turbo Diesel: 2" OME, 33" Big Horns, 2x LR Tanks, Safari Snorkel, Dual Battery, Drawer System, etc etc
aka "The Polar Bear"
1998 GU 4.2 Turbo Diesel: 2" OME, 33" Big Horns, 2x LR Tanks, Safari Snorkel, Dual Battery, Drawer System, etc etc
aka "The Polar Bear"
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Re: Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
Ross, thanks for going through the effort and replying with such detail, i really appreciate it.
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Ross
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Re: Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
No worries!
Hooray for the forum!
Hooray for the forum!
Ross
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Re: Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
I've used:
- VSP brand, part number ELP.PN135
- HKT brand, part number PN-135
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Re: Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
The part numbers that Ross gave are the ones I put in. They really did the job....and have about 20,000km's on so far. These are specified for the TD42. They come out in both 12V and 24V versions...so make sure you get the right one for your trucks specifications.
I paid R600 for 6 of them (end of 2008)
I paid R600 for 6 of them (end of 2008)
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Russ Kellermann
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Re: Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
Big problem - I got them, but i didn't know about the 12v or 24v story, i thought only the cruisers had 12 and 24v differences. Now what? They working, so thats good, but i don;t want to damage anything? If they were the wrong voltage, would they be working?
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Re: Glow Plugs on a 4.2D
i think you ended up with the correct ones...
If they were meant for a 24V system they're likely to have a bigger resistance than the 12V ones (to limit current flow, thereby retaining the same wattage rating). As a result of that, they'd generate only about half the heat (i.e. "glow") when used with a 12V system, same effect as putting 24V bulbs into a 12V headlamp. Remember that wattage translates directly into heat!
So: 24V glow plugs won't damage the electrical system, will consume less current whilst working but will probably be useless in winter
If they were meant for a 24V system they're likely to have a bigger resistance than the 12V ones (to limit current flow, thereby retaining the same wattage rating). As a result of that, they'd generate only about half the heat (i.e. "glow") when used with a 12V system, same effect as putting 24V bulbs into a 12V headlamp. Remember that wattage translates directly into heat!
So: 24V glow plugs won't damage the electrical system, will consume less current whilst working but will probably be useless in winter
Christo (the snake man)
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