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Nedw to the board  live in the mountains of northwest Arkansas and have bought a 2004 Kawasaki Mule 3010 diesel KAF950B2. Really like it, haven't found all its problems as yet . Previous owner changed wiring  and I am slowly rewiring back to original.  I am about to remove and test glow plugs and in looking for replacement glow plugs I find the price too expensive.    MY QUESTION: does anyone know of a glow plug that will fit that is also under $20 a piece?  Please let me know.  you may contact me direct if you choose, woodhog@outlook.com

 

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These NGK glow plugs kept coming up in my search, NGK Glow Plug Y-706R  , might contact NGK with that part number and Kawasaki's part number and see if they will work. The prices were anywhere from $17 to $30 depending where you look.

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Welcome to the forum!

I've got a 2005 3010 diesel. And I have to tell you, it seems to be a rare bird. While I can't answer your question, nor do I have much experience with working on diesels. Mine was purchased new, and has seen exactly zero problems. 

However I can offer anything  from any page of my shop service manual. It's a factory shop service manual, and is extremely detailed. Although certain details, like part numbers are somewhat lacking. 

You are welcome to any information that I have. 

Travis Grand Master

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Also if you can supply what engine make your Mule has, i don't think Kawasaki made their own diesel for the mule it's either Yanmar or Daihatsu. 

Sometimes going by engine maker makes parts easier to find.

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