Webasto cabin heater not working
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Sisu9 said:
Yes, I think that's the case as I can smell coolant (maple syrup type and/or diesel). Is the pump a DIY fix or does it need to be replaced?
I'd definitely check if you can hear/feel it heating up with a cold engine and quitting after a few minutes.Edited by Sisu9 on Monday 14th February 19:41
Pump needs to be replaced AFAIK. Official Webasto pumps cost 150-250 quid, but autodoc offers cheaper pattern parts.
First order of the day will be determining what system you're running. The official documentation and service parts lists might help with that:
https://www.techwebasto.com/documentation/heater/s...
I had another check this morning and coolant is flowing through the pipes to the cabin heater but the blower is not activating, The engine heater is a Webasto Thermotop C and the cabin heater is a Siroco Terere 12v 2 speed.
I did note the Siroco had a 20amp fuse in it when it's supposed to be a 7.5amp. So will change the fuse and check that power is getting through to the unit as the blower turns freely by hand.
I did note the Siroco had a 20amp fuse in it when it's supposed to be a 7.5amp. So will change the fuse and check that power is getting through to the unit as the blower turns freely by hand.
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