Where are the glow plugs located on a 2006 f250 6.0 turbo diesel

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all diesels have some form of heating instruement to help raise the compression temp to a point that atomized fuel self ignites

I drive a 2004 F-350 with a 6.0l. 5 glow plugs are out, have to start on ether when temp is below 40 deg F. CAUTION turn key on, wait for glow plug light to go out, spray approx 3 seconds, start. Should crank about 3-4 seconds then fire off. I work on heavy trucks by trade, mainly roadside service work.

Relay or control module?

Motorcraft Glow Plug Relay 7 3 PowerStroke DI Turbo Diesel

Motorcraft Glow Plug Control Module

The glow plugs are under the valve covers next to each injector

http://www.autopartslib.com/2009/11/27/car/7-3l-ford-navistar-v8-diesel-engine-parts-diagram

I have an 01 7.3 and I see 2 relays near the fuel filter, how do I know which one is for the glow plugs?

Well, Hate to say this to you but your Cummins 24v turbo diesel does not have glow plugs. The fuel temperature necessary for proper ignition is heated by an element inside your fuel filter housing.

p1677 code on ssangyong stavic 2.7l turbo diesel. Engine light comes on and vehicle loses all power and coasts to a halt. Also has 3 open circuit glow plug codes.

Hi,
This is the second Vw I have responded to in a fortnight.
Your lack of power I presume always happens when the glow plug light illuminates?
This is because it is causing over combustion to vaporised diesel, I would be looking in the Glow plug timer and relay, as for Turbo lag, I run a E34 6 cyl Bmw Diesel and the Turbo only kicks in around 2,500ish so maybe yours is a little tired or in need of a check up?
Hope this helped,
Paul 'W'
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