2003 Volkswagen Golf "glow plug light" Questions

...tdi 150 bhp, my glow plug light has just come on.. Please can anyone help. most time when glow plug light come on your glow plugs not working.check fuse if fuse is good problem is in glow plug

...glow plug light, you would need to replace your glow plug relay because it telling you that the glow plugs are still on when the engine is running, which you should take care of asap before you have ...

...glow plug light, glow plugs are in engine for heating the fuel inside piston so that it can burn efficiently and this indicator just lights up when glow plug work. If this light does not go off then ...

glow plug light wouldn't come on, engine wouldn't start, engine turning but not starting. Waited a few minutes then it started. Weather wet, car had been sitting in rain all day. Is this an electrical

...glow plug light passat brake light not working changed bulb but glowplug light still flashing,pluged into diagnostic machine and still comes up with brake light fault but wont clear fault sounds like ...

...GLOW PLUG LIGHT IS FLASHING THEN U HAVE BURNT OUT GLOW PLUGS. Hi, this light represents an issue dealing with the normal function of one or more of the glow plugs in your car. the best thing here is ...

...glow plug light in VW cars are telling you you have a fault not with the glow plugs but with the engine management.Get a garage to do a diagnostic check for you. my octavia 1.9 tdi is doing the same ...

glow plug light the glow plug light staying on all the time on my golf 1800tdi Thats not good, if the glow plugs are being charged the whole time They will burn out quickly if not already. Even if the

glow plug is to heat the fuel long enough to start the motor.... it should stay on long enough for the glow plugs to heat up enough to start the motor then they go off because they have done their job

glow plug controler? What you need to do is make sure the key is off, remove glow plugs, hook a set of jumper leads to your battry, put the negative lead around the threaded part of the plug, hold the