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Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 7:58 pm
by BL02WAS
fish head, atleast i live in an area where they have street lights and piped gas!!!! lovely and warm..........im sure your family would disagree with you for what you have put them through these past few weeks!!!! rofl. there is nowt wrong with this beast.....
atleast i dont have to use old cans of rover spray paint to keep my car the way i want it......haaaa!! (lay off the gangsta jokes or i may hav to pop a cap in ur ass mitch!! be afraid! ( i do own a spud gun )
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Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 8:01 pm
by philip600
Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 8:04 pm
by x555
@ blo2was ......I notice that since those wheels went on that next door has a for sale sign up LOL
Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 8:06 pm
by ChewingBacca
x555 and
philip600 Thanks for the confirmation. Back to the head scratching.

Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 8:11 pm
by BL02WAS
very witty mitch but ylu are incorrect, that is my pad, im selling to buy something similar to your house with drive, garage etc!! hate parking on roadside!! ( but the better side of the bridge of course )
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Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 11:06 pm
by fenj66
what is the circled red plastic grommet type thing? in the first pic?
Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 11:08 pm
by BL02WAS
looking at pic id say its a bracket fastener on first glance
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Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 11:22 pm
by fenj66
you could be right!
how does that fit into the play of things?..
Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 12:11 am
by ChewingBacca
It doesn't. Its the top mounting bracket for the heater.
Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 4:19 am
by lezmtaylor
[quote=""BL02WAS""]Les is there any chance you could put up a picture with notes on what pipe you slackened and also which wires to tap onto the separate battery and relevant terminal flash??? Much appreciated if possible[/quote]
Mine is fitted to the boat and is an eberspacher, but the same principles apply .
you need to find the tic tac pump(fuel pump) and then slacken /remove the delivery side pipe.,the 2 leads going to it can be bypassed to the jump lead pos & neg and then rapidly touched to the pos conn, if it tics it is working and will eventually pass fuel.
If the pump has been starved of fuel and pipe is empty, it takes too long for the pump to pump up fuel and the time taken is longer than the start up period for the initial start up cycle and the unit cycles down.
And Mitch you are dead right re photos.
I have a webasto unit in the garage somewhere off an X5 will have to test it and if ok flog it, it is no use to me as I have petrol X5 ( when the weather improves).
Lez
Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 9:51 am
by mcc05
[quote=""mcc05""]ChewingBacca
Ok checked my air con unit part number is 64116916646, with acording to RealOEM, same as yours not the one for cars with aux heating, which as mine works leads me to think that the diff part number only indicate coding data.
As for unplugging the valves, I got errors but not the same as the one you get (I got left/right valve error), this could be because the valves are totally not there so can't report back an error. I would think is your case the valve unit must be reporting back a failure.
Mark.[/quote]
RE : "21 [033] parking heating locking valve . latent heat storage system . cut off valve"
As I could not reproduce this error by disconnecting the water valves , I did some more digging and traced the AC wiring diagrams online.
Turns out that even though I can't find this on any RealOEM picture or confirm its on my car, as it looks like an underneath the engine bay trip and its raining here, theres apparently a locking valve controlled by the AC unit for independant heating that switches the water flow I presume to only parking heater function.
I wonder if this could be the source of your problems.
(Taking my X5 in the garage Monday to do a rear bush replacement, so if I get time will take a look for this mysterious valve, pull it an see what error I get.)

Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 9:52 am
by mcc05
[quote=""BL02WAS""]fish head, atleast i live in an area where they have street lights and piped gas!!!! lovely and warm..........im sure your family would disagree with you for what you have put them through these past few weeks!!!! rofl. there is nowt wrong with this beast.....
atleast i dont have to use old cans of rover spray paint to keep my car the way i want it......haaaa!! (lay off the gangsta jokes or i may hav to pop a cap in ur ass mitch!! be afraid! ( i do own a spud gun )
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Love the wheels, just like mine

Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 10:34 am
by ChewingBacca
Nice work Mark.
OK pin 2 is involved with this. Tried to trace the brown and white cable but lost it in the harness.
A similar wire goes to the valve under the Webasto but it looks a little thicker.
I will get the meter out over the weekend.
Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 12:53 pm
by BL02WAS
thanks mcc, yep 22"'s of kahn finest!! lol. well i was going to spray my 19's like yours, but then these came up, yours looks smart too
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Re: Parking heater remote start- Enabling
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2010 9:46 am
by pvw10
[quote=""x555""][quote=""rconwa11""]excellent. i want one lol. knowing my luck every day would be a flat battery day. i drained the battery today just fitting my dvd player.[/quote]
Turn off the boot light when working in the back there fella and the interior lights aswell

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How can you turn off the boot lights, plus all the others ?