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[QUOTE="6.0 Tech, post: 1462273, member: 23001"] Glowplugs should be less than 1 ohm to ground typically. You will need all thr glow plugs it looks like. Also do the harnesses, as they like to break when you pull them apart. Also check with a test light for voltage going to the glow plugs using the harness side to ground. If you dont have 12v, find the issue. More than likely the gpcm, but could be harness. I like to test glow plugs ans the harness with a test light, as it load tests the circuit. Do not use an led test light though, as they need hardly any voltage at all tooperate. [/QUOTE]
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