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Common rail glow plugs are very skinny and long creating a large surface for carbon to stick the glow plug into the head. When the shaft of the glow plug sticks the hex head shears off and you are left with a broken glow plug in the head. These glow plugs are 10mm or 8mm
Starting in 2015 the 1.8T and 2.0T Volkswagen and Audi Engines are now using a plastic drain plug. This plug locks into the pan with a 1/2 turn and is sealed by an O-ring. This key releases the plastic plug that functions a lot like a radiator petcock. Aluminum and steel weren’t strong enough so
Parasitic Draw eats up diagnostic time. The Old Way: Pulling fuses one by one, waiting for the CAN network to fall back asleep, stuffing a bunch of wires in your ammeter clamp, messing with multimeter test leads, visually checking continuity on your multimeter… the list goes on. This is how it is NOW!: Now there
Go To The GT-Nblaster Product Page Here: http://thegermantooltruck.com/product/gt-nblaster/ We’ve sent out another mailer that includes Kits A thru I. This is the current coverage chart for our GT-Nblaster Kits. Happy Blasting Watch the video on youtube of the job being done. It shows the cylinder head off only for recording
Go To The GT-Nblaster Product Page Here: http://thegermantooltruck.com/product/gt-nblaster/ 4 Mazda models are covered by the GT-Nblaster. I Had a customer today with a direct injection 2010 Mazda CX-7 2.3L Turbo. The Engine Model is a MZR L3-VDT 2.3L DISI Turbo direct injection DOHC 16-valve four-cylinder engine. If you want to clean the carbon deposits
Go To The GT-Nblaster Product Page Here: http://thegermantooltruck.com/product/gt-nblaster/ This 9 minute Video is a tutorial that answers most of the common questions we get asked on how to unpackage and setup your GT-NBlaster for the first time use. In this example I show Kit G but the process is the same for all of our