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(PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter

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Charles Todd

03-18-2008 00:32:13

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Does anyone know the part number for this item? I would like to obtain one and I am told that it can tell you if you have a bad glow plug.

I had bid on this item and had to go out of town, I got out bid by $0.25. Was it worth $46.00 used, I do not know? I have not found it yet through Google.

My tractor is a 1962 Farmall 504 Diesel. As of right now (and the past 30+ years) I have a big red blinking light from an IH combine. I would like to find a functional replacement Glow Plug Meter. From what I can tell, it is basically an ammeter scaled to register what the 4 glow plugs are supposed to draw when all 4 are working.

Any help apperciated,

Charles

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neblinc

03-19-2008 07:29:47

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-18-2008 00:32:13

This is from Messicks if you don't have a dealer close by.

Randy

Part Number 378352R91

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GLOW METER

Brand: Case

Replaces: 370380R91, 370380R92, 404740R1

In Stock: Yes

Stock Quantity: 3

Price: $41.59ea.

Quantity:

GLOW METER
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neblinc

03-19-2008 07:23:15

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-18-2008 00:32:13

According to the CaseIH parts lookup website, this is the part number

370380R92

Please confirm with your dealer before ordering.

Randy

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Charles Todd

03-19-2008 08:19:34

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to neblinc, 03-19-2008 07:23:15

Thank you.

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Rootsy

03-19-2008 11:32:56

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-19-2008 08:19:34

Please see my original reply on page 1 amidst all of the glow plug checking posts... the original IH branded gauge as in the photo is unavailable... you can get close but not exact through CIH... have not see any aftermarket reproductions

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Brownie450

03-18-2008 13:10:46

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-18-2008 00:32:13

JIM N---Which units had the series string glo-plugs? Just curious.

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Janicholson

03-18-2008 14:01:10

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Brownie450, 03-18-2008 13:10:46

Sorry, I just do not know. I know it is true due to analysis of Glow plugs on trucks. I know IH had them because this forum provided that info. I also know that the simple act of looking at the wiring from one plug to the next in series describes what is on the tractor. Oh well. JimN

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Chuck46

03-18-2008 08:38:58

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-18-2008 00:32:13

Charles, Look for a junked 715D, all you need to test glow plugs is a test light. Pull wire from plug, hook light to a hot wire and ground threw plug. If it lights the plug is good. To use a glow plug meter you need to check them one at a time, it will not indicate one bad plug. Good luck, Chuck

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Janicholson

03-18-2008 08:57:22

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Chuck46, 03-18-2008 08:38:58

Correct for Glow plugs in parallel circuits. Some on some IH and others are series plugs like old Christmas tree lights, and are definitely not grounded internally. These need to be checked (when none work because one is bad) by testing from the supply terminal to the ground terminal with a volt meter while someone is pushing the buttom. The bad plug will read about battery voltage across the blown filiment. The good plugs will read near nothing. JimN

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Charles Todd

03-18-2008 19:41:29

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Janicholson, 03-18-2008 08:57:22

Look guys, I am an Industrial Electrician with an Industrial Engineering degree. I know how to use Ohm's Law. I am not asking HOW to find a bad glow plug. I am asking HOW to find a replacement glow plug indicator/gauge/meter.

If anyone has the part number that cross references to the retired IH number I am interested. I searched through Google and CNH's parts website, nothing. I just want to replace the meter.

Thank you guys,

Charles

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Charles Todd

03-18-2008 20:02:32

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Chuck46, 03-18-2008 19:58:36

Thanks Chuck, I am looking them up now...

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Chuck46

03-18-2008 15:41:33

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Janicholson, 03-18-2008 08:57:22

Jim, I didn't know they ever put them in series, so those would have 2 wires to each. Then I would recognize them. Thanks, Chuck

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Rootsy

03-18-2008 06:42:20

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-18-2008 00:32:13

IH does not make that exact gauge anymore... I just replaced the glow plug gauge in my 560D with what CIH offers. It is a generic gauge, looks like the original with the 3 dots but no IH logo. Bout $50 or so from my local dealer.

I still have my original gauge but the glass is broken out of it. Not even sure if it works anymore...
For those that don't know, if you go to caseih.com, click the search for parts red picture and then the underlined "Right here" text at the bottom of the next page you can view most of the parts break downs of everything that IH ever offered, going back to the 40's / 50's for implements and 1939 ish or letter series tractors...
take the number you need to the dealer and when they type it in, it'll list any new p/n if the number you have has been superceded.

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Brownie450

03-18-2008 05:56:48

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-18-2008 00:32:13

Easiest way to test glo-plugs is using an analog multi-meter on low ohms scale. Remove the wire from the glo-plug in question & hold 1 lead from the multi-meter to the glo-plug connection, & the other lead to ground. A good plug will register on the meter. A bad one will register infinity.[open]

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Charles Todd

03-18-2008 00:36:33

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-18-2008 00:32:13

Copy and paste the link for the picture (ya'll already knew that).

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jimmyjoe in MN

03-18-2008 05:42:20

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Re: (PICTURE) Glow Plug Meter in reply to Charles Todd, 03-18-2008 00:36:33

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