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On my mom's old VW Golf one waited until the light went out before starting. My B9 doesn't have a glow plug light but I wait a couple of seconds in any case.
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My handbook says to wait for the glowplug light to go off before starting.
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Wait for it to go off.
As Andre says, if cold, operate the glow plugs two ot three times before trying to start
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The colder it is the longer the light stays on you have to WAIT until it has gone off.
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They also say you should press the clutch in for easier starting :O)
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In very cold conditions, I wait for the light to go out, then wait a further 10 seconds or so - always starts first time
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