Re: L400 glow plug relay
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 10:57 pm
Coffee anyone?
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I would apologize if I made false accusation against competitor’s parts and others.MardyDelica wrote:falco,as one of the administrator,
do something the way this guy create on response to our fellow delica.
its a disgrace to this club the way he steven response.
hope he grow up. talk to him seriously
its not joke anymore.
thsi club is being like a playing game by this person.
hope mark another administrator with look into this.
cheers;
StevenMardyDelica wrote: what butch give to you & other people buying this hyundai glow plug that will fit 4m40 as you & other think its o.k.
this is just temporary solution: as you see the hyundai glow plug is longer than the original mitsubishi glow plug.
actually the hyundai glow plug is longer than original one, one mistake when this glow plug tip goes then it hit the piston then you will have big problem towards your engine.
people ask me about this but for me to used it i wont used it as its way too long & not the right fit for this engine. othe people think its o.k. but for me its not as the engine is more expensive than glow plug.
cheers;
FalcoColumbarius wrote:Coffee anyone?
IncorrectRising Sun Auto Import wrote:Debate is good, but false incrimination is really bad.
CorrectRising Sun Auto Import wrote:self regulating 11V glow plug control system
Incorrectlopar wrote:its the glow plugs that are self-regulating
CorrectRising Sun Auto Import wrote:If you have a faulty relay, broken ECU or no power to busbar , it wouldn’t start in 3 seconds( absolutely no way ).
IncorrectProfister wrote:This is what it takes to fire up a 4M40 engine without working glow plugs depending on the air temperature.
CorrectRising Sun Auto Import wrote:There’s no chance to puff white smoke if fuel delivery system works fine.
Good recommendationProfister wrote:There is a good fat 100% chance to blow white smoke of atomized unburnt diesel fuel if the plugs don't glow and the engine is cold.
Profister wrote:You should refrain from posting in the technical section. Your 'troubleshooting' recommendations are more confusing than helpful.
Weather has been quite confused here.Much like our governmentkonadog wrote:I'll have some coffee and a piece of that banana cake! I hear you're enjoying some lovely weather down there so I imagine it'll will be enjoyed outside, maybe in the shade of a delica awning...
Here you gofmande wrote:banana cake anyone?
That's too bad - a good food / cooking thread can be fun - needs to stand alone as it's own thread though.jfarsang wrote:Here you gofmande wrote:banana cake anyone?It got lost in the drama. There was a good food/baking thread that started well but then Falco the site admin axed it without any reason and moved it here. boo !
http://www.delica.ca/forum/welcome-to-t ... tml#p78833
Yeah, the gov. here is confused too - the weather is pretty much on track for winter though...fmande wrote:Weather has been quite confused here.Much like our governmentkonadog wrote:I'll have some coffee and a piece of that banana cake! I hear you're enjoying some lovely weather down there so I imagine it'll will be enjoyed outside, maybe in the shade of a delica awning...![]()
39 deg C then down to 15deg C. We don't know if we are coming or going.
On the whole the weather has been lovely.
Anyway the earl grey is on and i have borrowed my granddaughters tea set so banana cake anyone?
Actually, I thought that was posted directly into the Last Word Cafe. Having been inspired by your accusation I went back to look that up in the Moderator's Log and sure enough on page 52 I found the entry ~ only 29 minutes after you posted it ~ it was merged into the Last Word Cafe.... by Fexlboi at 21:31. The next evening he deleted five posts in “Re: FS: l400 & l300 snorkels” (RichD; Super Exceeded; Fexlboi; Fexlboi; Mr. Flibble).jfarsang wrote:Here you gofmande wrote:banana cake anyone?It got lost in the drama. There was a good food/baking thread that started well but then Falco the site admin axed it without any reason and moved it here. boo !
http://www.delica.ca/forum/welcome-to-t ... tml#p78833
Profister wrote:Well, I am sick and tired of Mr. Advertiser aka Rising Sun Imports posting junk (mostly with pictures). What kind of answer was that? Yes, it could be. How valuable this answer is? How this part in question looks like is irrelevant. Jfarsang always provides technical solutions or troubleshooting steps unlike RSI who jumps into each post with images of parts he sells de-railing literally every single post. So what? The Administration pretends that nothing is wrong and the mess continues to build up. This is not jfarsang who starts the fight but rather RSI's technical ignorance plus agressive and sneaky marketing tactics muliplied by the administrative blessing that sparks and fuels this conflict.
Are we on he usual track again?
.Rising Sun Auto Import wrote:psilosin wrote:Interesting. The new relay I just installed on Tuesday is toast.
Trigger wire from ECU (SRG) is operating fine supplying voltage for ~6 seconds. Power supply to the relay is fine. 0 power at the switched terminal when activated. Not yet bench tested but it looks dead by all account.
Jcolvin, I am interested if you had a chance to re-test your new relay to see if it cooked as well. I'm going to pick up another today and reinstall to see if this is just bad luck or if shinanagans are afoot.
For fun here is another startup video. This time trying to start the L400 at -4oC. I got tired of eating smoke sandwich so I gave up before she fired (sensitive viewer alert: f-bomb dropped).
I returned from USA last night, so I didn’t see this video until this morning.
Yes, glow plug relay was completely gone.
It will be very simple to fix, just replace it with new/used oem.
I said several times not going cheap aftermarket relay as they turn out hassle and more money in the long run. Not worth to argue about this.![]()
We have lots of OEM glow plug relay in stock FYI Steven