Thanks for making the process clear - I gather that a major complaint of these kits in general is a lack of any clear instructions! I followed you well until 3:10. It's not clear what that gold coloured bit is removing... why is a thread tap needed afterwards? Surely there's been no material taken out of the head itself? So what is being re-threaded? I'd like to better understand the anatomy of a glow plug, so that I can fully understand exactly what these different stages represent. There's no doubt at all that you successfully remove the plug! Seriously considering doing this myself but feel the risks of doing major damage hold me back.
The gold coloured drill bit is a stepped bit with 2 sizes, the smaller part of the drill bit is drilling into the body of the glow plug (the smooth part of the glow plug) and the bigger part Is drilling out the top part of the glow plug (the part with the treads on it) for example if the glow plug tread is m10 the top part of the drill bit is m9 so it is drilling out the glow plug but leaving the pitch of the tread in the head and after a m10 Tap is used to remove the final part of the treads, the other tap is tapping the body of the glow plug so that the shaft can be screwed in to extract the last part of the glow plug, This process is tricky and requires some practice, I would recommend practicing on a old cylinder head 1st
@@RyansAutomotiveTV Thank you! Hugely informative and helpful. And yes, I think err... I should practice a bit first! Since my engine has uses a common rail system, it starts okay on three. I feel no huge urgency to remove this fourth, despite other problems may occur later as a result. But better those than mess up the cylinder head! Nevertheless many thanks for being so helpful :)
@@philip.aocallaghan4602 i guess that depends on the user, we do this job weekly in our own workshop and we never let anything slip into the head or cylinder
Hi we did not make this video, it is the manufacture Govoni that made the video, so i dont know why they did not use drilling or tapping fluids, but i would recommend using them I think they may have not used in the video to keep it clean and easier to see whats going on
Would be impossible to do a video showing how the kit works with the engine in the car And we have used this kit hundreds of times in our own workshop and have done cars with transverse engines many times just need to use a right angle drill Examples are 1.6 HDI fitted to many PSA vehicles we have done loads with out any issues in the car
@@RyansAutomotiveTV That's weird:- I watched your video because I need to change the glow plugs on my 1.6HDI C5! Still don't fancy having a go myself so will let someone with a bit more flexibility have a go (yes chickened out).
I have personally used many times on many different engines and the sliding hammer does work We also have a workshop and offer broken glow plug removal service and this is the tool we use
Yes of courses it is nice when the engine is out, but how else can a video be done clearly, it would be impossible to do the video with the engine in place, I have used this tool loads of times on cars with the engine in place and it does work
@@tmanda323 if you mean when the tip breaks off and is left behind, for that there is a different kit see here, www.ryansautomotive.ie/shop/diagnostic-equipment-and-tools/injector-and-glow-plug-tools/glow-plug-removal-and-repair-tools/glow-plug-tip-removal-tools/master-kit-for-removing-glow-plug-tip-suitable-for-8mm-10mm-x-1-25-glow-plugs/
Put the engine out of the truck and I will get it out too. Doing it when there is no room is the 'Master' knowledge. I laugh at these videos like re-tapping a glow plug hole when the engine is on a stand. REALLY?
Zareh Ohanian They are not a car service company. They are just selling the tools. This set is universal so it can be used on any car with those size plugs
This engine is not from a truck it is from a car and if this engine was in place it would be impossible to video it being used The idea of the video is to show how the tool can be used And by the way i personally have used this tool hundreds of times removing sheared glow plugs with the engine in place
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OIl on drilling and tapping is very important. And anti-seize on the new glow plug is very important too
World class 👏 fantastic job drilled, tap and pull out a glow plug making sure shit don’t fall in the cylinder!!!
Thank you .
And Lubricating the New Glow Plugs with Graphite Grease , Will Prevent the same Accident of breking it again !!! ! !!!
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Thanks for making the process clear - I gather that a major complaint of these kits in general is a lack of any clear instructions! I followed you well until 3:10. It's not clear what that gold coloured bit is removing... why is a thread tap needed afterwards? Surely there's been no material taken out of the head itself? So what is being re-threaded?
I'd like to better understand the anatomy of a glow plug, so that I can fully understand exactly what these different stages represent. There's no doubt at all that you successfully remove the plug! Seriously considering doing this myself but feel the risks of doing major damage hold me back.
The gold coloured drill bit is a stepped bit with 2 sizes, the smaller part of the drill bit is drilling into the body of the glow plug (the smooth part of the glow plug) and the bigger part Is drilling out the top part of the glow plug (the part with the treads on it) for example if the glow plug tread is m10 the top part of the drill bit is m9 so it is drilling out the glow plug but leaving the pitch of the tread in the head and after a m10 Tap is used to remove the final part of the treads, the other tap is tapping the body of the glow plug so that the shaft can be screwed in to extract the last part of the glow plug,
This process is tricky and requires some practice, I would recommend practicing on a old cylinder head 1st
@@RyansAutomotiveTV Thank you! Hugely informative and helpful. And yes, I think err... I should practice a bit first! Since my engine has uses a common rail system, it starts okay on three. I feel no huge urgency to remove this fourth, despite other problems may occur later as a result. But better those than mess up the cylinder head!
Nevertheless many thanks for being so helpful :)
Do you get the background music with this kit also? that's some 70s vibe!
very clear and concise.thankyou.
why not use copper grease on the new glow plug?
Super tare! Nota 10👍
but it helps if you remove the enging first and steam clean it as it never gos the plan like this short how to film
yep and the removed glow plug was new or almost
@@leesmith1558 thanks but i asked a yesr ago so i did it already
What happens if the tungsten tip slips into the head.. that is a serious possibility
It cant slip into the head as we are drilling into the body of the glow plug and the body of the glow plug is pulled out last
@@RyansAutomotiveTV Im sorry to disagree it does happen, and has
@@philip.aocallaghan4602 i guess that depends on the user, we do this job weekly in our own workshop and we never let anything slip into the head or cylinder
Did well but, didn't coat the threads. Why?
Hi we did not make this video, it is the manufacture Govoni that made the video, so i dont know why they did not use drilling or tapping fluids, but i would recommend using them
I think they may have not used in the video to keep it clean and easier to see whats going on
Easy when engine is out. Try using these tools when your blow plugs are at the back of a transverse engine up against the firewall lol
Would be impossible to do a video showing how the kit works with the engine in the car
And we have used this kit hundreds of times in our own workshop and have done cars with transverse engines many times just need to use a right angle drill
Examples are 1.6 HDI fitted to many PSA vehicles we have done loads with out any issues in the car
@@RyansAutomotiveTV That's weird:- I watched your video because I need to change the glow plugs on my 1.6HDI C5! Still don't fancy having a go myself so will let someone with a bit more flexibility have a go (yes chickened out).
is there an effective penetrating oil (non silicone) which can help remove glow plugs if they are seized ? Thank you.
there is a few but never really found them any much of a benefit
Wish you would have given verbal explanation
5:00. Slide hammer would not work.
I have personally used many times on many different engines and the sliding hammer does work
We also have a workshop and offer broken glow plug removal service and this is the tool we use
I have a Skoda Octavia 7 and the preheating sign turn on when I am in road,do somebody know something about that
Would have to get put on a diagnostic tool to check the fault codes,
Lepo kad je lako dostupno ,a ako ne nicemu ne sluzi!!!
Yes of courses it is nice when the engine is out, but how else can a video be done clearly, it would be impossible to do the video with the engine in place,
I have used this tool loads of times on cars with the engine in place and it does work
@@RyansAutomotiveTV How do you remove end of the glow plug?
@@tmanda323 if you mean when the tip breaks off and is left behind, for that there is a different kit see here, www.ryansautomotive.ie/shop/diagnostic-equipment-and-tools/injector-and-glow-plug-tools/glow-plug-removal-and-repair-tools/glow-plug-tip-removal-tools/master-kit-for-removing-glow-plug-tip-suitable-for-8mm-10mm-x-1-25-glow-plugs/
Put the engine out of the truck and I will get it out too. Doing it when there is no room is the 'Master' knowledge. I laugh at these videos like re-tapping a glow plug hole when the engine is on a stand. REALLY?
Zareh Ohanian They are not a car service company. They are just selling the tools. This set is universal so it can be used on any car with those size plugs
This engine is not from a truck it is from a car and if this engine was in place it would be impossible to video it being used
The idea of the video is to show how the tool can be used
And by the way i personally have used this tool hundreds of times removing sheared glow plugs with the engine in place
Zareh Ohanian he did a fantastic job drilled an tap out a glow plug making sure shit don’t fall in the cylinder come on
my job for tomorrow morning
how did it go 😆
A prayer for joy.
God, thank You for giving me constant access to Your presence. Because You are always with me, I can experience true joy at all times. Although the joy You give isn’t based on my circumstances, I don’t always live a life marked by joy. Too often, instead of trusting You, I let my problems dictate my reactions. Please forgive me! Fill me with Your joy and peace, so that by the power of Your Holy Spirit, I may abound in hope at all times. Help me to live a life marked by undefeatable joy. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
@floridaman5125 and he loves you too, God bless you and all, keep the faith strong and head up 🙏🙌❤️