The main reason of not using the spark plugs in diesel engines is because of the diesel having a low ignition temperature. At the end of the compression stroke the pressure and temperature values achieved are sufficient to ignite the diesel which is sprayed into the hot air in the combustion chamber.
The Cummins Diesel engine does not have spark plugs.
8 unless it is a diesel which has none.
No spark plugs are used for a diesel engine
Depends on which diesel you are talking about. A 1993 or earlier the glow plugs located outside edge of the heads below the valve cover. 1994 through early 2003, the 7.3 turbo diesel engines the glow plugs are located in the heads but under the valve cover. You will need to remove the valve cover to retrieve the glow plugs. Basically the non turbo diesels have the glow plugs outside edge of the heads. In all turbo diesels you have to remove the valve covers to get to the glow plugs.
The Cummins diesel in a Dodge Ram does not have glow plugs, it uses an intake heater grid.
No plugs! (DIESEL), No gap!
there are none...
To replace glow plugs on a Peugeot 405 turbo diesel, remove the connecting wire. Take off the 8 mm nut, followed by the 10 mm deep socket. Remove the old plugs and replace with new.
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the dodge/ cummins engine does not have glow plugs
diesel engines do not have spark plugs. they fire on compression. so there is no gap.
A diesel engine doesn't have spark plugs or spark plug wires.
The freeze plugs on a 3.3 Dodge Intrepid are located on the engine block. They can be removed by using a punch and a hammer.