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Default Glow plug query

I have a problem with an injector pump in my VW diesel engine, the car won't start when it's hot.
As far as I know when the engine is hot the thermostat tells the engine to fire using the injection pump and not the glow plugs. Is there anyway for the engine to always start using the glow plugs even when the engine is hot by bypassing or altering the thermostat?
Rather than splashing out on a new injection pump!

Any help is greatly appreciated!
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