glow plugs easy to change?

My husband has changed ours on our 80 series Landcruiser, he said it is easy he just followed the 80 Series Manual

Depending on the vehicle 20 to 30 bucks on average at any reasonable pare parts and as easy to change as a spark plug except you have to take off the connecting bar. Sometimes a carbon build up can cause them to be hard suckers to get out but if this happens once unscrewed grab with vise grips from top and twisting back and forth pull up and they will come.

Hi Ryno
Should be able to pick up a set for under $100.00 (Bosch)
Make sure you use anti seize on the threads when you
put them in. Will help in the future for easier removal.

Cheers

Stephen

Hi Ryno

I removed and checked mine in the middle of the West MacDonnels after not being able to start my '98 Triton one very very cold morning. Got them all out and back in OK so changing them shouldn't be a problem.
The mechanic that changed them all back in Adelaide told me that the original ones (and the ones in mine were) had a very short life and there was an updated replacement that lasted longer. I remember they weren't cheap though-I think he said he couldn't find an after market replacement either. Don't be too surprised if they are quite expensive.

Happy days

George

Try hiflo.com.au for a price at least, no affiliation etc just had good service from them inthe past and they delivered for the same price last time I used their service...