(16-01-2014, 09:04 PM)Martin306 Wrote: Nope, you can't adjust the time iirc.
It could just be the plugs are old and/or faulty, or try cycling the ignition a few times. Just because the light is out, doesn't mean the plugs are off.
The light only goes off when the plugs reach a minimum temperature for a start attempt. Wait another 5 seconds or so after the light goes out before starting.
Sorry, didn't think of that ie maybe they've saw better days...after all, they've been in for 3 years and god knows how long before i got it. I'll get new ones and take it from there
(16-01-2014, 09:05 PM)shaverspeedengineering Wrote: i think from what i have read on here that there is a relay that pulses them on and off until the engine is up to a certain temp ...
maybe just "maybe" that relay is ruined or that contacts to or from it have shit themself's ....
someone will be along shortly to strike me down with lightning for being wrong i spect ... good luck with it .. ;-)
So it's a relay that controls them....like i said above though, i'll get new ones and see how it is....if not, i'll look at the relay
Then again, i need to get it started first
