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If I do this and it does start what does that mean?Try manually closing the GP relay for 5-10 seconds the next the engine is warm and will not start. See if it starts after you turn the glow plugs on for a short period of time.
To do this, turn the key to the Run position, take a clip lead and attach it to the terminal on the GP relay with the light Blue wire and ground.
The relay should close in the stock CUCV configuration.
It could mean that the GP temp sensor is bad, or perhaps the GP controller card is bad.If I do this and it does start what does that mean?
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I am assuming you are taking about the relay under the dash. I will try this tomorrow night after I get home from work. I tried taping on the ip pump tonight with the handle of a small hammer with no luck. I am getting power to the fuel solenoid when the key is on.Try manually closing the GP relay for 5-10 seconds the next time the engine is warm and will not start. See if it starts after you turn the glow plugs on for a short period of time.
To do this, turn the key to the Run position, take a clip lead and attach it to the terminal on the GP relay with the light Blue wire and ground.
The relay should close in the stock CUCV configuration.
Ok thanks. Sorry for the stupid question. I thought that is what you where taking about but I call it a solenoid. I just replaced it Saturday, because i was having a long wait light and the truck not starting, unless i taped on it then it worked fine. I am assuming you are still selling the glow plug cards if I need one? I already have a new glow plug temp sensor in the cab of the blazer incase that is what it turns out to be. Thanks for all the help and knowledge.The glow plug relay is located in the engine compartment on the fire wall,drivers side, near the brake system master cylinder.
Ok thanks. Sorry for the stupid question. I thought that is what you where taking about but I call it a solenoid. I just replaced it Saturday, because i was having a long wait light and the truck not starting, unless i taped on it then it worked fine. I am assuming you are still selling the glow plug cards if I need one? I already have a new glow plug temp sensor in the cab of the blazer incase that is what it turns out to be. Thanks for all the help and knowledge.
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