Howdy all,
I have a hpx 4x4 diesel id#. M0HP4DX042450. Engine model# 3tnv70-xjuv
Toddler #1, 3year old boy. Toddler #2, 2 year old girl
Kids were sitting in the enclosed cab while mom and I were chatting near the rear of the gator. The little people were playing with the key turning it right to left over and over. I figured this would be fine as long as they didn't turn on the engine, release the brake, put it in gear and somehow manage to reach the gas peddle. What it did not know being a first time diesel owner is that cycling the glow plugs like that are a sure way to kill the plugs. I've got 3
Dead plugs (tested them and only one heats up and barely). The local jd dealer quoted me $53 per plug which equates to 9 boxes of diapers. Any body know of an acceptable replacement in the less than a box of diapers range? The plugs show a ngk y520j. I'd also love to know the year of my gator as I bought it used. Potty training tips also appreciated.
Many thanks.
Trent
Sandy, oregon.
I have a hpx 4x4 diesel id#. M0HP4DX042450. Engine model# 3tnv70-xjuv
Toddler #1, 3year old boy. Toddler #2, 2 year old girl
Kids were sitting in the enclosed cab while mom and I were chatting near the rear of the gator. The little people were playing with the key turning it right to left over and over. I figured this would be fine as long as they didn't turn on the engine, release the brake, put it in gear and somehow manage to reach the gas peddle. What it did not know being a first time diesel owner is that cycling the glow plugs like that are a sure way to kill the plugs. I've got 3
Dead plugs (tested them and only one heats up and barely). The local jd dealer quoted me $53 per plug which equates to 9 boxes of diapers. Any body know of an acceptable replacement in the less than a box of diapers range? The plugs show a ngk y520j. I'd also love to know the year of my gator as I bought it used. Potty training tips also appreciated.
Many thanks.
Trent
Sandy, oregon.