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Hi Bandit,

That code relates to glow plug driver being high,
I had a similar problem on a diesel truck, unfortunately I went about solving the problem wrong, I checked out the whole glow plug circuit and could find nothing wrong, it gradually dawned on me I had not deleted the error log as soon as I did that the truck started ok. Experience has taught me that this system some times loads and ends up with a glitch, I put it down to the exceptionally cold weather at the time, delete the error log and the engine should start.

Regards Titus
  • Posted 9 Oct 2013 03:17
  • By Titus
  • joined 6 Jul'10 - 185 messages
  • North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

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