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SATVC



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Parking heater

As the cold weather started I noticed the park heater would come on when the car was unlocked or if the door opened etc. During the summer this didn't come on at all! My question is does it do anything? Mine makes a roaring noise for a bit then turns off! I don't seem to have any heat from it in the cabin? Now we're getting the frosty mornings I'm waiting for the heated screen to clear the ice! Wasnt the webasto heater supposed to do this? If not what does it acctually do? Only it would be nice if mine working properly, only I have no clue what it does!
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DeRanged Rover



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Mine comes on if I open a door or lock/unlock all through the year ... come rain or shine!

But I think that is just a pre-warming for the engine although I may be wrong. You need to activate the remote/times heating feature for the car internals to warm up. African Bush Junkie ... in London!

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Ok thanks! If it's for engine preheating that makes sense! 2004 range rover vogue

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Katash



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If the combustion fan operates when the car is unlocked or door opened (or bonnet) then the PCB is damaged

Mines the same - operates as above but FBH faults out and has yet to run properly - just waiting for some time off and good weather so I can do the PCB repair.

Post #234873 14th Jan 2014 7:03pm
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If that is the case Is it worth repairing? Car seems to run great even in this icy cold weather! If it doesn't warm the cabin etc doesnt have any real purpose IMO? 2004 range rover vogue

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Katash



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If operating correctly, after a 30 min cycle you should have a pre-heated engine and cabin.

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I don't notice any cabin heat so I presume something's wrong! It's defo not on for 30mins. Max of 5 mins then turns off! If engine doesn't start it turns on after unlocking or door opening then turns off after 1 min or so? 2004 range rover vogue

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Katash



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As above - the behavior you are getting is typical of a PCB failure, same as mine

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By PCB I presume you mean printed circuit board? Is the part of the heater or separate? Easy swap or whole unit? Thanks 2004 range rover vogue

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They have a pre heater module Part no YWY000031 would this be the required part? 2004 range rover vogue

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Katash



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Yes its part of the heater, easy to access and reasonably easy to repair (or there is a guy in France that will do it for you)

Post #234935 14th Jan 2014 8:28pm
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SATVC



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For me it's prob easier to change the whole heater then! I have a friend who breaks rr's I'll chat him up! Thanks for the advice, it's appreciated! Thumbs Up 2004 range rover vogue

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Katash



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Easier yes but cheaper to fix existing one - pennies for the resistors or £45 for French Mike to do it for you

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Can you still drive the car whilst the FBH is removed and away for repair? African Bush Junkie ... in London!

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Post #234982 14th Jan 2014 10:11pm
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Katash



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pretty sure you need to link the 2 water pipes with a piece of 22mm copper pipe and jubilee clips otherwise you may loose your coolant. Oh and blank the fuel pipe just incase

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