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Help finding glow plugs on 93 vw transporter 1.9l non turbo

mouwt · 2010-04-12 22:06:14

Anyone have any good links or diagrams? Heard its a bit of a dose.... under alternator and timing belt cover and such? :D

12-04-2010 10:06pm

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mouwt

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Anyone have any good links or diagrams?
Heard its a bit of a dose.... under alternator and timing belt cover and such?

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#2 13-04-2010 1:04am

mouwt

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Anyone?

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#3 13-04-2010 8:18am

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Unless things have changed drastically between my old 1.6 and the newer 1.9 (which I doubt) the glow plugs are hidden under the injector pipes and partially covered by the injection pump as well.

EDIT:

This is not the same engine, but should give you an idea

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#4 13-04-2010 10:29am

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If this is the 1X engine they should be directly under the injectors. You have four of them just follow the injector fuel pipes from the fuel pump, can't miss them. Under these are your glow plus they will be connected to each other with a copper strip, coated it black plastic. Be careful taking the glow plugs out very easy to strip, snap or cross thread.

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#5 13-04-2010 11:35pm

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Thanks alot guys, I shall have a look tomorrow and report back,
Much appreciated,

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