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Martin
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Member Since: 06 Nov 2004
Location: Warwick
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| Fuel Burning Heater Manual Control |
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- Classification
- Missing Functionality - software
- Problem
- No manual control of when engine fuel burning heater operates
- Affected vehicles
- All TDV6 models
- Reported
- January 2005 by Ecosse in post 340
- Reported Cases
- 1
- Occurs
- Always
- Submitted to dealer network
- Yes, many
- Dealer Response
- None
- Submitted to LR Customer Services
- Yes
- LR CS Response Reported
- None
- Fix/Solution
- None (pull out the electric cable!)
- Other Comments
- How safe is it to have this running when in a petrol station?
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 Thu Feb 03 2005 9:15am |
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Ecosse
Member Since: 07 Jan 2005
Location: Grampian, Scotland
Posts: 753
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Dealer recommended just waitig for it to go off!! but LR now advise that it automatically stops with the ignition. I have tried this but there is still a pump running - can anyone else check as to whether it is just a water circulatory pump or the fbh itself?
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| Wed Feb 23 2005 11:40pm |
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Cliff H
Member Since: 27 Oct 2005
Location: Home of the Pork pie and Stilton
Posts: 1304
 
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Hi Ecosse
Yes I think it is the fuel burner itself.
I had asked the same questions about it on my TD4 Freelander.
The Freelander has the same heater but the noise when the heater is running ( not on the after run that purges the heater) is horrendous it howells / screams because it does not have the silencer fitted (back box looking thing to the rhs of the fbh) also the temps that LR say it comes on are all wrong, it has a mind of it's own.
By the way you can fit the silencer on to the Freelander but you have to remove most of the front of the car and the dealers told me at the time that the silencer didn't even exist (does from Webasto).
It's crazy that they don't fit them on the Freelander as standard as it would probably cost pence and save a lot of annoyed owners.
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| Sat Oct 29 2005 1:11pm |
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