Aux heater
#1
Aux heater
Hi guys.
My 55 plate 2.8td GV dumped all the coolant out a few miles from home. I had the aux hearer bypassed. Now I need to know which fuse or relay to remove to stop it trying to work and stop the dash light from coming on.
Thanks
Adrian
My 55 plate 2.8td GV dumped all the coolant out a few miles from home. I had the aux hearer bypassed. Now I need to know which fuse or relay to remove to stop it trying to work and stop the dash light from coming on.
Thanks
Adrian
#2
See here : https://www.chryslerforum.com/forum/chrysler-voyager-town-country-21/aux-heater-26716/#post97887
#3
Yip happened to me in centre of Edinburgh. I just removed the heater, bypassed it and sealed the plug and fuel pipe, nothing else as I didn't know ins and outs of it back then. System seems to have accepted it lost a piece of its life...
#7
Dcha
Hi guys.
Ive found this in the RG service manual. It was a cold morning today and the heater tried to come on. PULLING THE PLUG UNDER THE BONNET/HOOD DOES NOT WORK.
It was a cold morning today and the heater tried to come on. PULLING THE PLUG UNDER THE BONNET/HOOD DOES NOT WORK.
Ive found this in the RG service manual. It was a cold morning today and the heater tried to come on. PULLING THE PLUG UNDER THE BONNET/HOOD DOES NOT WORK.
It was a cold morning today and the heater tried to come on. PULLING THE PLUG UNDER THE BONNET/HOOD DOES NOT WORK.
Last edited by Bee; 11-14-2016 at 07:40 AM.
#8
We use the same manipulation in reverse to 'shock' the unit into life when it goes dead because of a software error either on the onboard EEPROM or the cars puters.
The vehicle will of course not switch on regardless if :
- less than 1/4 full of fuel
- not cold enough
- mechanically broken