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1986 K5 - M1009 Glow Plug Resistor Bypass

JoeJoe_91

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I’ve read the posts, so I know the basics of what needs to be done. I just wanna be sure I don’t fry anything. Truck gives me hell when starting, I assumed glow plugs or something. I had my hand resting above the resistor, when I moved my hand hit the wire on the passenger side of the resistor. I took the positive wire off the slave receptacle and ran it from the front battery to the GP relay.
My question is will this work until I can get a Mega Fuse OR Circuit Breaker, or will it fry something? It takes about 6 tries to get it to crank @ 15 seconds a try.
 

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joshuak

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I’ve read the posts, so I know the basics of what needs to be done. I just wanna be sure I don’t fry anything. Truck gives me hell when starting, I assumed glow plugs or something. I had my hand resting above the resistor, when I moved my hand hit the wire on the passenger side of the resistor. I took the positive wire off the slave receptacle and ran it from the front battery to the GP relay.
My question is will this work until I can get a Mega Fuse OR Circuit Breaker, or will it fry something? It takes about 6 tries to get it to crank @ 15 seconds a try.

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Even if you do, just fuse it! Only my two cents, which today is free.
 
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