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Author Topic: Diesel Heater Thingy  (Read 4825 times)

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Re: Diesel Heater Thingy
« Reply #45 on: 28 January 2011, 22:37:26 »

Yeah, sounds about right.  :-/
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Re: Diesel Heater Thingy
« Reply #46 on: 28 January 2011, 22:37:56 »

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There is a blower motor, a fuel pump, a glow plug, 2 temperature sensors and a flame sensor.


surely the blower motor will be an electric coolant pump ?
It needs a blower to blow air in to mix with the diesel before combustion.

Think of it as being a little fanned-flue boiler. The usual suspects in domestic heating boilers are a seized fan or a faulty ignition module (aka glowplug...)
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Re: Diesel Heater Thingy
« Reply #47 on: 29 January 2011, 07:56:31 »

Does the air-con not cut off below 4oc unless you use the demist button so its possible the heater won't kick in.
Just disconect it not worth the bother if the engines not heating up I just cover a 1/3 of the rad and it works a treat.
Lack off 2 extra pots won't help in it not heating up hence the webasto fitted :P :-X :y
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