Jonathan_Ferguson
★ is in the wrong locale
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I've been stumbling about for a while now.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/79-95-toyo...gulator-brake-mastercylinder.html#post8761665
I'm at the stage where I need to perform tests by bridging from a hot conductor in the 10 position connector to the conductor which illuminates the dash light and to the conductor that is the signal wire to the relay.
I have opened the original Pre-Heating Timer and I couldn't find any visual identifiers of a problem. - I did start reverse engineering the circuitboard in Fritzing but I gave-up after I couldn't find-out three of the four types of transistors from their numbers, also one of the diodes is mounted in way that I can't see it's entire number.
I don't want to start disassembling the board until after I've confirmed that the dash light illuminates and that the wire to the bus bar is getting juice.
I have commenced researching glow plug timers, thus far I've found only three products from Bogaard 1 2 3 and this thing on ebay.
The Bogaard DGT1 won't work because my Hilux doesn't have after glow. The GT10 is just a push button, and the DGT2 [along with the others] do not take into account for the resistance of the Temperature Sensor.
Another thing that makes these timers unacceptable to me is that none state that they include a Nippon Denso 10 position male connecter which can have their conductors pushed into.
What can I do which emulates OEM as close as possible?
https://forum.ih8mud.com/79-95-toyo...gulator-brake-mastercylinder.html#post8761665
I'm at the stage where I need to perform tests by bridging from a hot conductor in the 10 position connector to the conductor which illuminates the dash light and to the conductor that is the signal wire to the relay.
I have opened the original Pre-Heating Timer and I couldn't find any visual identifiers of a problem. - I did start reverse engineering the circuitboard in Fritzing but I gave-up after I couldn't find-out three of the four types of transistors from their numbers, also one of the diodes is mounted in way that I can't see it's entire number.
I don't want to start disassembling the board until after I've confirmed that the dash light illuminates and that the wire to the bus bar is getting juice.
I have commenced researching glow plug timers, thus far I've found only three products from Bogaard 1 2 3 and this thing on ebay.
The Bogaard DGT1 won't work because my Hilux doesn't have after glow. The GT10 is just a push button, and the DGT2 [along with the others] do not take into account for the resistance of the Temperature Sensor.
Another thing that makes these timers unacceptable to me is that none state that they include a Nippon Denso 10 position male connecter which can have their conductors pushed into.
What can I do which emulates OEM as close as possible?