Glow Plug change P38 2.5tdi

tarphenry · Feb 22, 2015

Be gentle removing the old plugs ,dont break them. Put copperslip on threads to prevent seizing. and as wammer says replace leak off pipes while manifold is off including return to tank piece. about 11/2 hrs work if you take your time.

dogsbody · Feb 22, 2015

urena said:
worth gettin engine up to temp first

I think that, at some time since April 2009, he might have got his plugs changed. :clap2:

urena · Feb 22, 2015

dont no #### all about whats been done on this only had 2 weeks
so having to do it all slowley getting there

peaknewby · Mar 11, 2015

Hi, whilst I was changing my glow plugs I noticed what looks like a sensor right next to number two plug was broken. Any ideas what it is or where I can get one?

wammers · Mar 11, 2015

peaknewby said:
Hi, whilst I was changing my glow plugs I noticed what looks like a sensor right next to number two plug was broken. Any ideas what it is or where I can get one?

Dash gauge coolant temp sensor. Could be blue or brown depending on year of car. Looks like it's not been broken long. Surprised you never noticed your gauge not working. Or are you to ashamed to say you broke it.

Look here to get some idea of what you are after. Range Rover 2 Engine Sensors at www.rimmerbros.co.uk

Glow Plug change P38 2.5tdi

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