ACDelco 9G Professional Glow Plug Review

After a budget glow plug route and repeated failures, I finally gave up and ordered an AC Delco. A month has passed and the fix remains. Definitely better pay extra and the problem will go away. Now my bitch during the day has nothing to do with the quality of the product, but people send the goods back and Revain does not check the product. This block was missing the top nut and showed signs of having been previously installed and this must have been discovered by Revain on return. Luckily the

All 4 passenger sides simultaneously. Pretty easy, sprayed penetrating oil on them the day before installing to avoid sticking problems. I didn't want to break the old ones by taking them out. Went with AC Delco to avoid problems with cheap imitations. I only want to do it once. Also take the fuel filter if you do the passenger side. Worked on gmc sierra 3500 2011. Took about 3 hours to take the fender off well, change the glow plugs and fuel filter, then replace the fender. 3 hours including a

OEM part, easy to install with standard tools and minimal wrench. The only difficulty was unscrewing the plastic fasteners of the wheel arch liners. They seem ridiculously stubborn when removed, but luckily they're easy to install. OBTW. With the wheel and tire removed, you do not need to completely remove the liner. Start removing the fasteners from the front, roll back and to the side, leaving the last pair of fasteners in place. Much easier than rotating the entire liner into position to…