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    Ok, started having trouble the last few mornings starting the surf. Checked the glow plug fuse, blown, buys new fuse blown.
    Now I don't know when the first fuse blew, could have been before i replaced the head could have been after?? What i do know is put fuse in ok, has permanent live to it don't blow. As soon as i switch on the ignition it blows.
    Have replaced all four plugs and the fuse still blew so it wasn't the old plugs breaking down any more sensible non thread hijacking suggestions before i go and try to chase all the wires out.
    Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.

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  • #2
    Originally posted by Koi
    Ok, started having trouble the last few mornings starting the surf. Checked the glow plug fuse, blown, buys new fuse blown.
    Now I don't know when the first fuse blew, could have been before i replaced the head could have been after?? What i do know is put fuse in ok, has permanent live to it don't blow. As soon as i switch on the ignition it blows.
    Have replaced all four plugs and the fuse still blew so it wasn't the old plugs breaking down any more sensible non thread hijacking suggestions before i go and try to chase all the wires out.
    Hi Koi,

    The only other thing as you've replaced the glow plugs is the Glow Plug Relay. If the contacts are going open circuit then you will pull too much current and blow the fuse.

    Wiring diag here:

    http://www.afm15.dial.pipex.com/surf...torpreheat.jpg

    1KZ-TE manual extract for testing here

    http://www.afm15.dial.pipex.com/surf...ow%20Plugs.pdf

    Hope this helps even though the info is for a 3.0.

    Rich.
    Last edited by rich; 31 October 2003, 19:19.
    If life's an uphill struggle then downhill from now on can't be that bad?!

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Koi
      Ok, started having trouble the last few mornings starting the surf. Checked the glow plug fuse, blown, buys new fuse blown.
      Now I don't know when the first fuse blew, could have been before i replaced the head could have been after?? What i do know is put fuse in ok, has permanent live to it don't blow. As soon as i switch on the ignition it blows.
      Have replaced all four plugs and the fuse still blew so it wasn't the old plugs breaking down any more sensible non thread hijacking suggestions before i go and try to chase all the wires out.
      nigel, check the main power wire going to the glow plugs, it seems like it might be earthing out somewhere
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Koi
        Ok, started having trouble the last few mornings starting the surf. Checked the glow plug fuse, blown, buys new fuse blown.
        Now I don't know when the first fuse blew, could have been before i replaced the head could have been after?? What i do know is put fuse in ok, has permanent live to it don't blow. As soon as i switch on the ignition it blows.
        Have replaced all four plugs and the fuse still blew so it wasn't the old plugs breaking down any more sensible non thread hijacking suggestions before i go and try to chase all the wires out.
        There is an insulator on the glow plug rail where it mounts to engine.Check this to see if the rail is shorting out at this point.

        Neville

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        • #5
          I had exactly the same problem a few weeks back it occured when my head was replaced,the problem was the main Glow plug wire had been trapped between the manifold so it was earthing out causing the fuse to blow.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by NiftyNev
            There is an insulator on the glow plug rail where it mounts to engine.Check this to see if the rail is shorting out at this point.

            Neville

            Thanks all for the replies, checked the rail it wasn't touching anything but wrapped insulation tape around it to totally eliminate it, but fuse still blew.
            Think the trapped wire sounds good having replaced my head as well.
            will also check the relay out.
            Thanks all.
            Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.

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            • #7
              Did you have any luck Nigel??

              R.
              If life's an uphill struggle then downhill from now on can't be that bad?!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by rich
                Did you have any luck Nigel??

                R.
                not yet haven't had the time to do it, will let you know as soon as i do
                Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Koi
                  not yet haven't had the time to do it, will let you know as soon as i do
                  Ok done it now.
                  It was connected wrongly after replacing the head.

                  Where the glow buzz bar is connected to the cabling the spacers were connected wrongly.
                  Blue spacer first, then buzz bar, then wiring, then black spacer then washer and nut.
                  Had blue spacer then black spacer then wiring then buzz bar then washer then nut then pop goes the fuse. So wiring was shorting out on inlet manifold.
                  Good job Andy came round cause we had another one to compare it to.
                  Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.

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