Glow plugs temp sender/ electrical connections
Posted: 11 Jul 2008, 07:15
I have finally finished installing and connecting up my 1.9 AAZ.
I have started it by connecting glow plugs direct to battery as they seem to be getting no current from starter circuit.
When I purchased the van (1.6 T/D) it already had a non-running replacement engine fitted which I have changed. NONE of the electrics wre connected up. All it had was 3 "spare" squres connector plugs coming from the loom. I assume one is water temp guage, belive one is auxillary water pump switch, and the third ????
On the alternative engine section it has been suggested that the third is a Glow plug temp sender ... is this correct ?
where does it connect to ?
is this why my glow plugs are not getting any current when turn ignition key as it thinks they are not needed ?
which connector is which and where do they all connect to???
I have changed the water outlet pipe on the block to the type that has 2 sensors/switches on the pipe
lots of questions but Im nearly there at last and looking forward to the first ever drive in our T25 !!!
cheers
I have started it by connecting glow plugs direct to battery as they seem to be getting no current from starter circuit.
When I purchased the van (1.6 T/D) it already had a non-running replacement engine fitted which I have changed. NONE of the electrics wre connected up. All it had was 3 "spare" squres connector plugs coming from the loom. I assume one is water temp guage, belive one is auxillary water pump switch, and the third ????
On the alternative engine section it has been suggested that the third is a Glow plug temp sender ... is this correct ?
where does it connect to ?
is this why my glow plugs are not getting any current when turn ignition key as it thinks they are not needed ?
which connector is which and where do they all connect to???
I have changed the water outlet pipe on the block to the type that has 2 sensors/switches on the pipe
lots of questions but Im nearly there at last and looking forward to the first ever drive in our T25 !!!
cheers