Glow plugs no power
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Use diagrams to track voltage to/at relay and passing through rest of circuit. Determine where power drops off. Again verify any fuses in circuit both visually and with ohm reading across the actual fuse- removed from it's holder.
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My guess is a faulty GP control relay or bad ground on GP timer.
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Why guess when you can troubleshoot the problem and solve it without replacing parts until the Deere come home?:confused2:
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Jim doesn't have the tractor at his fingertips to troubleshoot the problem, and from his vast experience was offering his thoughts... now up to the OP to track it down. My interp of Jim's comment was not meant to start just replacing parts "until the Deere come home". Just a place in the schematics to check out first.
Which Deere do you have?
Jim doesn't have the tractor at his fingertips to troubleshoot the problem, and from his vast experience was offering his thoughts... now up to the OP to track it down. My interp of Jim's comment was not meant to start just replacing parts "until the Deere come home". Just a place in the schematics to check out first.
Which Deere do you have?
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If you were referring to this oldtimer the crystal ball in my computer was covered with dust so I had to rely on guessing
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The ones with white tails running around in my woods, and had a couple of Deere brand ride mowers eons ago. One came with my house; I had to put my foot out to help it go uphill.
Does that count?!
If you were referring to this oldtimer the crystal ball in my computer was covered with dust so I had to rely on guessing
That's OK. I agree with your guesses. I guess!
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