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The Fiat Strada is a petrol-engined light pickup truck and was never offered with a diesel engine in any of its variants, so it has no glow plugs at all — glow plugs are exclusively a diesel engine component used to pre-heat the combustion chamber before starting. If your Strada is hard to start when cold, you may be looking for spark plugs, which are the petrol equivalent, or possibly a related ignition component such as an ignition coil or HT lead. A breaker or motor factor supplying spark plugs for the correct engine code will be the right place to start.
Almost certainly yes — the Strada uses petrol engines only, so glow plugs were never fitted to this model at any point in its production. The part you are most likely thinking of is spark plugs, which serve the same 'ignition assistance' purpose in a petrol engine that glow plugs serve in a diesel. Search for spark plugs quoting your engine code (found on your V5C or via a VIN check) and you should find the correct results quickly.
No — a glow plug fault code on a petrol vehicle like the Fiat Strada would almost certainly be a misread, a generic OBD code being misidentified, or a fault with a different component that a generic code reader is labelling incorrectly. The Strada has no glow plug circuit because it is a petrol vehicle, so any starting or running issue is more likely linked to spark plugs, ignition coils, the fuel system, or sensors such as the coolant temperature sensor. It is worth having the fault codes read by a specialist familiar with Fiat petrol systems rather than acting on a generic code reader result.
The correct spark plugs for your Strada depend entirely on which petrol engine code your vehicle has, so the engine code from your V5C or a VIN check is the single most important detail to have before sourcing parts. Supply that engine code to a breaker or motor factor and they will be able to confirm the correct plug specification, including heat range and thread size. Never simply match by year alone, as different engine variants within the same model year may require different plugs.