MQ welcome to YT! Well I was going to is a post from another forum that has a wiring diagram. This forum is blocking the similar interest web site from being posted. So web search ..forum with 801 power master wiring diagram.. it should pop up it was a May 27, 2017 post. it It is for a diesel model but unfortunately it does not show a glow plug system. I am not a Ford guy but best guess would be the glow plug solenoid would pickup power at the starter solenoid on the same terminal the battery cable connects to. Or it would connect to the ..terminal block.. to the right of the voltage regulator on the diagram. There is a possibility that it may get its power from the keyed side of the ignition switch. So with that information you need to see if you can figure out what you have going on. I hope you realize that the battery post and inside of the terminal have to be nearly shiny m lead to make a good connect and the other ends if the battery cables also have to have clean and tight connections. There is a Ford specific forum section here as well maybe if you post over there someone can help you out there, See 2nd link If not send me an email I can connect with you by other methods to get you some help.
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