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amebb 12-01-2022 05:20 AM

AUX Heating (Webasto) Question....
 
I need some advice here please?


For the first time i used the Aux heater function yesterday.


I noticed that the heater had come on and was blowing, so everything on that side was good.


The only problem was that it was blowing cold air into the car.


where would someone start to fix this issue?


Thanks

Clavurion 12-01-2022 06:54 AM

So presumambly 3.0d which had the unit from the factory? Do you have the pre-heating option (536) from the factory or is this feature coded afterwards (using from navscreen or MID)? (Without that option installed Webasto will only work as additional heater while engine is running.) Sounds like the Webasto itself is not running but the interior blower only starts. For example INPA has in addition to fault codes good live data from the Webasto to see what is happening or not.

amebb 12-01-2022 08:21 AM

Hi there

Thank you for your answer.


The unit is a factory stall and not done after purchase.


Also, the unit comes on, i can hear it working and it does get warm also.


I think there may be an issue with the heater valve unit ?


What do you think ?

wpoll 12-01-2022 02:38 PM

Does the Webasto run autonomously when the exterior temp is less than 6Deg.C (and the engine is cold)?

And if so, does it speed up the engine warm-up?

The Webasto can heat both the engine and the cabin but there are valves that control what is going on here - depends on various options.

amebb 12-04-2022 08:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wpoll (Post 1226045)
Does the Webasto run autonomously when the exterior temp is less than 6Deg.C (and the engine is cold)?

And if so, does it speed up the engine warm-up?

The Webasto can heat both the engine and the cabin but there are valves that control what is going on here - depends on various options.




Thank you for your message.


The engine does not warm up and the cabin s also cold.


But, the unit can be heard running

Clavurion 12-05-2022 06:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amebb (Post 1226080)
The engine does not warm up and the cabin s also cold.

But, the unit can be heard running

Is the unit actually burning or is it just the burner air fan running?

amebb 12-15-2022 09:40 AM

Hard to tell.



Today, i tried running the webasto again. This time its not coming on at all.


I have checked the fuses they are all ok. I checked the power supply going to the unit and it has about 12v....


The fan comes on in the cabin but thats it.


What else can i check?

Clavurion 12-15-2022 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amebb (Post 1226360)
Hard to tell.

Today, i tried running the webasto again. This time its not coming on at all.

I have checked the fuses they are all ok. I checked the power supply going to the unit and it has about 12v....

The fan comes on in the cabin but thats it.

What else can i check?

Without proper diagnostics you are in the dark. You can first try reset by unplugging the voltage supply on Webasto (or remove fuse) for at least 10 seconds while engine running.

amebb 12-15-2022 02:31 PM

Thank you ... I will try that tomorrow.

I tried to link up my diagnostics to the car but for what ever reason it would not connect.


So, i think i need to use the DIS on the car to see what is happening



Thank you

wpoll 12-15-2022 03:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amebb (Post 1226369)
... So, i think i need to use the DIS on the car to see what is happening. ...

There are basic checks for the Webasto in INPA...

Clavurion 12-15-2022 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wpoll (Post 1226370)
There are basic checks for the Webasto in INPA...

Live data from Webasto is even better in INPA than DIS or ISTA.

Moments 12-16-2022 07:12 AM

For my E53 I can usually hear the parking heater when it starts up: the sound is like the sound of very hot metal cooling (but is actually the exhaust heating up).
The heater exhaust is on the left hand side of the car, roughly located under the front seat. It is a silvery metallic object, about 12 inches shown in an aperture in the underside shields, with a distinct nozzle. If the parking heater is running you will see/feel exhaust from this location.

wpoll 12-16-2022 02:17 PM

The ticking sound is the dosing pump that supplies fuel to the heater, not anything heating up (contracting/expanding ).

grounch 12-16-2022 04:45 PM

Yes it basically does a whooshing and ticking sound, making everyone passing by look at the car with suspicion


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