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| + | [* black] To perform this method of testing, you will need a reliable 12v power source. You could use a spare 12v battery and jumper cables. In this case, a battery "jumper" box was used. |
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| + | [* black] If you are testing a glow plug that is new from the box, you can being here. |
| + | [* black] If you are testing a plug that is currently in your engine to see if it is the bad plug, you will need to first remove it; [guide|23313|see the glow plug replacement guide for advice on this process.] |
| + | [* black] Start the test by gripping the body of the glow plug with the negative cable clamp. |
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