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Old 06-23-2012 | 01:56 PM
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Hello to all,
My name is paulino and i live in Portugal, i bought a 1978 Raduga 7M russian combustion engine. It starts and work well but when i take of the pype for the glow plug the engine stops, they told me to close a litlle the combustion screw but i didn´t help, the engine stops when i take of the energy for the glow plug, what can be the problem?Can anybody tell me whatcould bethe problem, Best regards for all,
Paulino Alves [email protected]
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Sounds like the glow plug might be bad. Could be your adjustments are off some. ENJOY !!! RED
Old 06-23-2012 | 03:18 PM
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Hi Red,
Later i´m going to post the photo of the engine. Regards, Paulino
Old 06-23-2012 | 03:57 PM
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Yes definately start out with a new glow plug even if it glows when you connect it. The engine is a 1978 so the glow plug could be anything and they can have lost all their precious metal plateing long ago which will cause your problem even if it still glows.

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Would that engine take a "standard" glow plug? (thread size, heat range, and so on?) Or is that engine an odd-ball thread size?
Old 06-24-2012 | 06:09 AM
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Hi everybody,
 Thanks for the information, i´m using a hot glow plug, Nº 1,  for the engine, could it be any coal in the top of the piston? Regards. Paulino

p.s. sorry for my poor english
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Paulino if the glow plug was not new installed by you and has an unknown history then the first thing I would do is replace it with a new one.

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Hello to all,
as soon as possible i´m going to post the photo of the engine.
Regards to all, Paulino

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