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Is this problem only when it's cold? Is it when the glow plugs are cycling? That's about 80 amps. Have you modified your glow plug supply voltage source?
It sounds to me like, the real problem you have is, you think you need a dependable emergency vehicle. A 25 year old cucv is a poor choice...
It's a great reminder/warning!
Good thing you didn't kill someone(get rear ended), because you neglected to check your brake lights for 4 years.
I check mine regularly(like once a week). All other lights(that can be checked alone) I check every time I drive.
If your only getting a 3 to 4 second GP time, you may have some bad glow plugs.
10-15 seconds is more normal. The controller "short cycles" when it senses high voltage(incorrect voltage drop).
Read up on how the voltage drops from 24 to 12. I personally choose to resupply the relay with...
All is well. Fixed a few frayed wires to get the signal lights functioning.
We walked around some of my trucks.
He's staying overnight and heading North at 0600.
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