EBGwd
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Ahhh....
So the glow plug indicator is only in the circuit when you hold the key in heat position.
Thanks for the details and education. To be sure, if I put my switch in start the glow plugs will get warm but the indicator on the instrument panel will not be energized. So the glow indicator is just for the driver to observe. So, if I put the key in start but do not crank for 30 seconds, my glow plugs are heated in South Carolina anyway. Do I have it right, now? Thanks....
So the glow plug indicator is only in the circuit when you hold the key in heat position.
Thanks for the details and education. To be sure, if I put my switch in start the glow plugs will get warm but the indicator on the instrument panel will not be energized. So the glow indicator is just for the driver to observe. So, if I put the key in start but do not crank for 30 seconds, my glow plugs are heated in South Carolina anyway. Do I have it right, now? Thanks....