tankie88
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Glow plugs
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They appear to be the same product. The second link(gillis1947 ), is actually the US distributer for the Wellman products. I would buy directly from Chuck Gillis(his ebay item or from their website)
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OK, Everything I have looked at points to the fact that the glow plugs are in fact 12V on the CUCV. I assume these are for something else?
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Correct! The cucv glowplugs are indeed 12 volt. Search and read more(if confused)! I recenlty explained this in great detail.
Those ads are misleading. The ONLY true 24 volt gp that fits the 6.2, is the Humvee GP.
Those ads are misleading. The ONLY true 24 volt gp that fits the 6.2, is the Humvee GP.
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Actually Doghead, most of my info has come from your posts.....
Very informative info you put out. I have realized the stock CUCV system is really simple once you actually think about it and read a little. Myself, I chose to come off the pos of the 12V side of the system with 8ga wire directly to the relay and installed a pushbutton switch. The thought of a 23 year old resistor going bad and allowing 24V to the plugs just didn't sit well.
Very informative info you put out. I have realized the stock CUCV system is really simple once you actually think about it and read a little. Myself, I chose to come off the pos of the 12V side of the system with 8ga wire directly to the relay and installed a pushbutton switch. The thought of a 23 year old resistor going bad and allowing 24V to the plugs just didn't sit well.