on my 236 a light comes on when i press the switchi was out on one last week and i dont remember a lite coming on. it was cold and wouldnt start without preheating the engine. if you are in doubt, you can use a voltmeter and see if they are getting voltage when the buttom is being depressed. in my opinion, it is unlikely they are not functioning if it starts easily after depressing switch momentarily before starting. the biggest problem i see is the glow plugs are not activated the proper lenght of time to allow a proper start. the colder it is, the longer you activate the plugs. let me know what you find out, mikie
Don't laugh but....are the glow plugs on top connected by a rigid brass or copper bar? I haven't looked at the engine for a while but it almost looked like two injectors per cylinder and then the third....thing per cylinder was most likely the glow plug and they were connected by this solid electrical connection.on my 236 a light comes on when i press the switch
That will be them.Don't laugh but....are the glow plugs on top connected by a rigid brass or copper bar? I haven't looked at the engine for a while but it almost looked like two injectors per cylinder and then the third....thing per cylinder was most likely the glow plug and they were connected by this solid electrical connection.