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<\/a><\/p>\nThe “joys” of buying something old. It could be a house or a vehicle. There is the realization the previous owner made some changes “renos” that- Well, sure could be done differently. <\/p>\n
This 1985 Toyota BJ60 Landcruiser had a Wilson switch installed – sort of. They didn’t remove the Toyota installed Superglow system and added a few wires to resemble the Wilson Switch. One of the wires was jammed under a fuse in the fuse box, and they used a on-off switch instead of a push-on (momentary) switch. Did they swapout the 12v glowplugs from the Superglow system for the recommended 10.5v glowplugs for the Wilson Switch?<\/p>\n
For those that don’t know what the Superglow system is, or what the Wilson Switch is – They are different ways of warming up glowplugs in a diesel engine. <\/p>\n
Opening up the dashboard, steering column and drivers side kick plate to figure out what the previous owner had done, and install the Wilson Switch. <\/p>\n
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