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I have a Prime Line part #7-01861-1 on my 882 and have had no issues in 5 years. Just Google that number and you will see a bunch of people selling it.
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I run a ford starter solenoid. never had a problem.
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A starter relay isn't designed for the amp load of a glow plug. A glow plug relay is a better choice. They look identical to a starter relay, but are made much heavier.... and cost more.
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I ran a Ford solenoid for my glow plugs and never had a problem. I also bypassed the glow plug indicator in the dash as well.
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My experience is that an auto/truck starter pulls many, many, more amps
than glow plugs. Now I do admit most are not designed for continuous operation, but glow plugs are not continuous operation either. --Just my thoughts. |
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I think J-mech is talking about a relay placed in the circuit between the ignition switch and the starter solenoid. The ignition switch would power the relay which in turn would power the solenoid. I've never seen this type of setup but I'm guessing he has. Such a relay would only have to handle the current draw of the starter solenoid coil, not the starter load.
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Possibly we are all saying the same thing but our terms are where the problem is.
A heavy duty sol. that makes contact for starter motors in vehicles are going to handle several hundred amps.--- IE: Ford type sol. and a boat load more applications. A relay that is designed to activate the pull-in- coil, of a starter sol. handles much less amps. Many styles of relays as most know, are avail for various applications. I, as well as many people interchange the term sol/relay. The dictionary/google seems to also muddy the 2 terms. Bottom line, if the rating of the contacting device is adequate, it should hold up to the riggors of the task |
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