MistressofKaos
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I have to pull fuse in order to keep from draining, but then, no heat. Would anyone have any recommendations?
Thank you!
Thank you!
2006 V10 TDI AUXILIARY HEATER RUNNING INTERMITTENTLY CAUSING ELECTRICAL DRAIN (not Webasto)
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TurboABA
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What does VCDS reveal?
MistressofKaos
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Nothing.
. I think it’s solved. we pulled the fuse to the auxiliary heater. In our territory, the weather rarely gets to subzero temperatures or even 1-3 degrees celcius. There still is a minor draw….had to repair tire, found a nail, could find time to get the tire on for 4 days, would hardly turn over. I am assuming that electronic sensors to tire being off may have caused a bit of a drain. Just guessing. No error, but a faulty glow plug. Still started though.
. I think it’s solved. we pulled the fuse to the auxiliary heater. In our territory, the weather rarely gets to subzero temperatures or even 1-3 degrees celcius. There still is a minor draw….had to repair tire, found a nail, could find time to get the tire on for 4 days, would hardly turn over. I am assuming that electronic sensors to tire being off may have caused a bit of a drain. Just guessing. No error, but a faulty glow plug. Still started though.
TurboABA
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Let's see this autoscan.