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Old 21-08-2018, 09:57   #31
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Re: What does the glow switch do on my Yanmar 3JH5E and when do I use it?
The 3JH series uses a manifold heater not glow plugs. My Onan genset on the other hand does use glow plugs and the start button actvates a starting sequence rather than directly engaging the starter and activates the glow plugs automatically. Not using then on the Onan is not an option.
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