Webasto

[Raistlin]

If my Webasto has been used during a journey, when I switch off at the end of my journey it appears to start running up for a short time.

Can anybody offer any advice please?

[JOE-DOT-COM]

Hi Paul

That might be normal, I assume there's a fan in there, when you switch your car off, the heater stops and you get a build up of heat because the the car has stopped, so the fan kicks in on the webasto to cool itself

its a bit like your boiler at home, when it knocks off, the pump will kick in again after to cool it self, so it does damage itself

I might be wrong, but thats how most burner/boilers work and a webasto is basically the same

cheers

joe

[Raistlin]

Could be Joe.

I get a smell of diesel as well so maybe it's clearing the combustion chamber as well.

[JOE-DOT-COM]

hi

yes that what it will do, there will be a temp switch and because the cooling/circulation pump has stopped, the temp will creep up, when that is activated, the burner fan will run till it cools and deactivates at a set temp

if you dropped the temp setting, a couple of minutes before you stop, then the webasto will have cooled and should not kick in

cheers

joe

[Raistlin]

Cheers Joe :)

I wouldn't have any ideas on my other (two bar) post would you?

[JOE-DOT-COM]

Hi

Never fitted a tow bar on a s-type

but i think i read that you need a special relay/control unit

I dont think 7 way bypass works on the s-type

I got this from some where dont know iff this helps

S-TYPE TOW BAR.pdf

what unit have you got

cheers

joe

[Raistlin]

Thanks Joe,

That's the same as the TEB7AJ that I have.