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[QUOTE="6.0 Tech, post: 1471474, member: 23001"] ^whs. The tsb indicates that if there is a glow plug hard fault, and a run rough/no start concern, to pull the glow plug and inspect it for a missing tip, if it is broken or missing, to replace the long block. This eliminates all the tear down to diagnose, as codydiesel said we were doing at first. The heads i believe were updated, thereby requiring new/different glow plugs. [/QUOTE]
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