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Originally Posted by Bartje
On my 2003 ZT-T Diesel the FBH used to work perfectly, but this winter it somehow stopped working completely.
When activated (by the timer or remote) Nothing happens, not even a click or anything.
By switching it manually (pin 3 to ground) the same... nothing..
According to the schematics, there's 12V and ground at the 2-pin connector, and there's 12V on Pin 1 (If i'm not mistaking, haven't got the schematics at hand).
But... nothing happens... all fuses are (obviously) ok..
So.. PCB dead ? or could something else be a problem?
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First of all take a look at this and decide if you have the early or late model FBH
https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...d.php?t=310873
The 98570B takes 12 v to pin 1 and earth to pin 3
The 66232C takes 12v to both pins 1 & 3
Once you know which one you have you will know whether the test you ran by putting earth to pin 3 was a valid one, if you have the 66232C you can now try 12v to pin 1
If you have a remote I would expect both pins 1 and 3 to be populated in the 6 pin plug
Just to eliminate any issue with your remote set up, start the car when temp is 5 degrees or below and see if the heater works in supplementary mode
If after trying the above your fuses are ok and you have 12v and earth to the 2 pin plug and the heater is still completely dead than your PCB needs to be fixed or replaced
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