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Dexter
 


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Fuel burn heater - 2008 MY

I've had a look through the previous threads but can anyone clarify if the 2008 MY has the FBH fitted and if so, should it work. The manual mentions it briefly and as it was 0 degrees here this morning I would have expected it to work - if it ever will. Thanks Dexter.
  
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Shrinky
 


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Mine has definately got one. It was on this moning at 4 deg. C. Came on approx 30 seconds after starting the engine. It sounds a bit like a central heating boiler and you can see steam (if thats the right way to describe it) coming out from the bottom of the engine bay.
  
Post #21629318th Oct 2007 9:06 am
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Mine was running too this morning Thumbs Up

First time in 20 months I have actually heard it Thumbs Up
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Post #21630518th Oct 2007 9:24 am
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Post #21631318th Oct 2007 9:37 am
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Dexter
 


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Thanks guys Thumbs Up - I'll have to turn down the excellent sound system and listen more closely. My journey does not involve any stops or traffic so maybe I just didn't notice it working. Dexter.
  
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simon
  


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You should see the exhaust gases coming out behind the front passenger side wheel... if you look up in the wheel arch behind and in front of the wheel you'll see the exhaust pipe.
  
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Another good reason for cleaing the clay and gloop out of the wheelarches then Wink Mine came on this morning, first time since March
 I know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.  
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So, if they fixed it for 2008 models does anyone know what the problem was and can it now be fixed on earlier models (maybe a warranty issue Whistle ).
 Life is what you make it.  
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John C
 


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Is there one on the 2006MY please?
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craig
 


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If its a diesel then yes you should have one.

Open the bonnet. Stand at the front of the car. Look down to your rightinto the engine bay.
Look just in front of the battery compartment and theres a small silver squashed can, about the size of an A5 book with lots of silver coloured pipes sticking out of it and one goes into the wheel arch, which is where the fumes come out of. This is your FBH.
  
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John C
 


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Excellent - thanks for that! Found it!
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NoDo$h
 


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scolliss wrote:
So, if they fixed it for 2008 models does anyone know what the problem was and can it now be fixed on earlier models (maybe a warranty issue Whistle ).


The heater should work on your car Scolliss, but the timer (preheat) function doesn't work on any car regardless of model year.

The way it works now is to get the car up to temperature as soon as possible once the car has been started. Typically this is well under a mile, whereas without the FBH it would take a lot longer due to the relative thermal efficiency of modern diesel engines.
 I know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.  
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scolliss
 


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Thumbs Up Many thanks.
 Life is what you make it.  
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simon
  


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There is a cold weather pre heat option for cold climates... ask your dealer about it. It was launched for regions where temps go down to -20 I think.

There is a TSB on it too.
  
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NoDo$h
 


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Simon's right Very Happy

TSB LTB 00027

http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic9796.html
 I know it's not considered "kind" to say no these days, but no. Just no, ok? And if it's not ok, still no.  
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