need 10.5 volt resistor

corelokt308win · Apr 21, 2005

Hello,
Finally got glowplugs that fit and work. However they are 10.5 volt and the old ones were 9 volt. Now my resistor dosn't glow. Any ideas on how to remedy this?

mopacman · Apr 21, 2005

If you can get to the coil of the resister, cut it a little shorter keep trying tell the voltage at the glow plug gets to 10.5 volts. this should make the coil glow again.

mopacman · Apr 28, 2005

you might try to get one for a kubota they are 10.5 volts. You well have to get one for the same number of cylinders I think. They are about $20.00. My Kubota is a L245DT it has three cylinders. hope this well work....Larry

corelokt308win · Apr 29, 2005

Thanks,
I just had the whole thing apart, all the tin off, wiring harness out and unwrapped, hydraulics apart. I rewired it with a new fuse box and relays for the lights as I've added 4 to the factory ones. I'm putting in a selector valve to choose between the loader and the rear hydraulics that power my winch. I've even found somewhere to get the tin powder coated if I do the prep work. The down side being they can only do it in red or black as that is all they do in their powder coat room. The total cost is supposed to be under $200.00. As the paint on it is soft and prone to scratching and flaking, I'm planning on doing something. I've got to drive by a Kubota dealer today, so might stop in.

corelokt308win · May 12, 2005

I found a Kubota part that should work. Thanks. Hopefully this will be the last of any needed work in anything named Iseki for awhile.

hardluck · Apr 15, 2008

Hi corelokt308win,
I have the same problem, and I was wondering if the new part solved the problem. If so do you have the part number and could you send it to me. Thanks