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The procedure for changing glow plugs is not much different from changing spark plugs. First of course you need to identify the glow plugs, #28 in diagram. Then remove the nuts holding the wires on the glow plugs. Then use a socket to remove the glow plugs. It is possible you will need to remove some other parts first to access the glow plugs. I believe on the 4100, the air cleaner housing sits on top of engine and removing that may be necessary.

 

Hello JD110,

Thanks for the procedure and thumbnail, very much appreciated. I tried to print the thumbnail at a larger size, but it loses all resolution and cannot be read. Any chance you have the drawing at a larger size?

Thanks again!

Stremps

 

Hello JD110,

Thanks for the procedure and thumbnail, very much appreciated. I tried to print the thumbnail at a larger size, but it loses all resolution and cannot be read. Any chance you have the drawing at a larger size?

Do you have your glasses on!!:fing20::sorry1:

Any time you want to tweak an image size (ie- any .jpg file) you can rightclick in the image and save it to your hard disk. Pay attention to where in your file system you save the image (C:\Users\Documents.. ETC.. Write it down!) as you must then find the file and, once found, right click on it and use one of your available programs on your machine (A list will show to open it.. Photoshop or Powerpoint or Paint are a few) to resize and print your picture @ a more user-friendly resolution.. Hopefully this makes some sense to ya.. Just FYI..:fing32: :goodl:

 

Try looking up the diagram for yourself. Here is the link for catalog. http://jdpc.deere.com/jdpc/servlet/com.deere.u90490.partscatalog.view.servlets.HomePageServlet_Alt

 

Hi JD110,

Thanks for the link! Found the diagram and was able to print it out at a legible size. Glow plugs show up Tuesday and will install next weekend.

Thanks for your help!

Stremps

 

Welcome to the forum! :Welcome1: Thanks jd110. If you follow his links (you may need to log in for free) you will need to key in your model and get to the engine breakdown.