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Message: [QUOTE="superdutyman97, post: 227263, member: 1295"] I don't to seem like I'm posting a bunch of useless questions but I'm starting to get deeper into the modifications on my truck and everybody has been very helpful with everything else I've asked. That said I;m getting ready to install injectors in the truck and I've got some major concerns. I've got new glow plugs to put in also but my concern is that I've been ethering the truck for a few winters and I'm worried about breaking the glow plugs off in the heads. I've always used starting fluid with upper cylinder lubricant and try to keep it on the plug if I'm at home but on days that i drove it to work it would set all day and just absolutely not start on its own. It never takes more than just a small shot and it fires right up. My question is: What can I do to ensure that i don't break the glow plugs off? I've been told to pull the valve pan covers and soak them with PB Blaster or WD40 overnight and be very gentle when breaking them loose and as of right now that's my game plan. Any other suggestions? [/QUOTE]

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