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Old 7th February 2019, 12:07   #1
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Default Will FBH cut out if earthed?

Without starting the engine and if the battery does not go flat and you don't run out of fuel, if you earth pin 3, it is pin 3 for my webasto, will the FBH ever cut out or does it keep running? Does it have its own temperature gauge?

If earthed, does it cut out and then restart when the coolant drops in temperature?

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Old 7th February 2019, 13:26   #2
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Yes Ian it will keep restarting once coolant temp reduces again. It goes into a standby mode under the conditions you describe. Lee.
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Yes Ian it will keep restarting once coolant temp reduces again. It goes into a standby mode under the conditions you describe. Lee.
So if i understand correctly,If say you were in Siberia you could leave the FBH on all the time to stop the car from freezing up with out a problem ? although not advisable.?
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Yes but you would need more than 1 battery, a member who lives near to me left his running on and off over night and it drained his battery to 10v, but with an auxiliary power source you could do just that. Lee.
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So it will start up regardless of the outside temp?
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So it will start up regardless of the outside temp?
It will if you wire up a remote or a manual switch yes. Easy enough to do, I wired up my remote in under an hour.
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Old 8th February 2019, 07:29   #7
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So it will start up regardless of the outside temp?
if you earth it, yes. pin 3 or 6 depending on model

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not pin 6 that's the fuel dosing pump. its pin 1 on the early models and pin 3 on the later ones
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not pin 6 that's the fuel dosing pump. its pin 1 on the early models and pin 3 on the later ones
sorry, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
I hope no one has tried pin 6.

Thank you trebor for correcting me

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