Glow plugs for coolant

Hello, are these glow plugs for the coolant system available anywhere other than from VW?
Since I consider 33,000 euros to be quite a lot per piece, naturally.

Regards,
Jürgen F.
VW Team Mülheim/Ruhr.

hi
Take a look at the accessories; you can find those things from brands like Beru or Bosch, for example.
I checked the schedule for the 1st of the month.
bosch 0 250 201 036 = €18.10 6%
beru 0100 226 173 (M5) 16.50+16%
Have fun!

I've heard things, but if I show up with glow plugs for the coolant, I either get disbelieving looks or people tell me something like, 'Are you trying to pull my leg?'
Are there any 'data' (specifically...) 'Designations) for what? Where can I get them?'

Thank you.

Jürgen F.

hello jürgen
How outdated is your parts supplier's information? Please post your engine codes or the key numbers from your vehicle registration document, so I can look it up precisely for you, instead of just guessing like with the "1" engine code. The glow plugs for the coolant are listed in my search program.

CU

Hello Gerrit.
Engine identification code: 1Z.
Key number: zu1
010225
zu2
0600
zu3
943004 5

Thank you.
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hi
I was right , see my post number 2 above. BERU still lists glow plugs with a 4 mm thread, but I believe this is a catalog error, as they look more like engine glow plugs (the longer ones) in the picture. However, the text clearly describes them as coolant glow plugs (BERU part number 0100 226 199, which costs €20.40 + 16%). Source: tec-cat.
You could also take one of your spark plugs out and look at the number stamped on it to see if it matches the numbers I posted.
I don't need to explain where you can buy Bosch or BERU products.
Good luck.
gerrit

Okay, sure. They will roll their eyes if I can get away with calling the candles 'ear-wax.'

Regards,
Jürgen F.