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KF Member Since: 19 Jul 2022 Location: Kerava Posts: 39 |
Best way to start is to run diagnostics for the heater, Webasto service or someone with a proper tool. Might be a fuel pump, glow plug, bad circuitboard or something else, only guessing until diagnostics. -07 Stornoway Gray TDV8 |
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16th Sep 2023 7:10am |
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dazk2001 Member Since: 17 Jul 2023 Location: maidstone Posts: 24 |
would that be i iid tool or webasto diag tool thanks 2008 Range Rover 3.6 TDV8 Vogue SE |
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16th Sep 2023 7:45am |
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Full-fat-Lance Member Since: 06 Feb 2022 Location: Essex Posts: 119 |
Sure I’ve read on here before it’ll only come on when it’s actually cold enough. Vaguely remember a figure of 5c or lower. |
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16th Sep 2023 1:27pm |
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Ramblin Man Member Since: 05 Apr 2022 Location: Southsea Posts: 275 |
There’s loads on here about them; most often it’s insufficient battery voltage level that causes the Aux heater to stop. A simple check is to fully charge the main battery and then use the manual touch screen method to start the Aux heater. You should hear the fuel pump ticking under the rear seats and the main cabin fans start up. Even then I think the ambient temperature has to be low enough for it to fire up. TDV8 4.4 2012 |
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16th Sep 2023 3:47pm |
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KF Member Since: 19 Jul 2022 Location: Kerava Posts: 39 |
Webasto tool. -07 Stornoway Gray TDV8 |
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16th Sep 2023 3:47pm |
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