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Henda



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United Kingdom 2006 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Zambezi Silver
Fbh fuse

Hello I am confused
Looking to find the fbh fuse research on position on this here site means I don't know whether it's fuse 8 ,13 ,59
Can someone please tell me which fuse and where to find it mines a late 2006 in dash ignition
Trying to do a reset
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srpara



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Scotland 2011 Range Rover Vogue SE TDV8 Santorini Black

Fuse box passenger side
20amp
Fuse 59

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Henda



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Cheers mate
That'll be the one behind the glove box
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srpara



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Yes that's the one Very Happy

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Henda



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United Kingdom 2006 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Zambezi Silver

Well pulled the fuse to reset the fbh still the same timed climate funs for a couple of minutes and turns off so it's looking like the fbh itself not sure what to do next I am reading about glow plugs or pcb , battery fault codes are saying unknown fault more investigating required
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srpara



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The fbh will only work when the temperature is below 4c ( I think that's it) any temperature higher and it will not run

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srpara



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Have you had a read of the fbh write ups in wiki?

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Henda



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Yes I've read them all confusing to me the timed climate should workbelow 16 degrees but it runs for only a couple of minutes then turns off and so far the fbh hasn't kicked in even at +1 so it's further investigation

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kooky_guy



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Don't forget that you also need at least a quarter of a tank of fuel and your battery voltage has to be good.

Mine was behaving exactly as you describe but the battery rest voltage was 11.4v. A new battery seems to have sorted it. 2010 4.4 TDV8 Vogue SE

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Lester Burnham



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A quarter tank minimum, that could explain a lot, is that in the handbook? Never read that before but makes sense.

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