Cool, can we pre heat our FL2's using this heater and where is it located in the car?

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Last edited by The Doc on 22nd Dec 2009 8:43 pm. Edited 2 times in total

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chicken george wrote:

Dave wrote:

Have you tried pressing the "PROG" button on the dash. It turns on the PTC heater and warms up quite quickly.

we have already discussed this Dave, the PDC comes on automatically when its cold, no need to press 'prog' now do pay attention

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Oh yes it does, last year during the recall our car was slow to warm, After recall much faster to warm, whether prog is pressed or not .perhaps you are thinking of the rear window heater? or just not thinking at all

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I'm kinda thinking CG is correct following my earlier experiment

I agree with CG too

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npinks wrote:

I agree with CG too

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Dave wrote:

chicken george wrote:

Dave wrote:

Have you tried pressing the "PROG" button on the dash. It turns on the PTC heater and warms up quite quickly.

we have already discussed this Dave, the PDC comes on automatically when its cold, no need to press 'prog' now do pay attention

No it doesn't.

Your wrong Dave - the PDC is activated automatically.

The Prog button is just a defroster turning on the rear and front screen heaters as well as the normal coupe heater full blast on the windows. 2007 Freelander 2 HSE TD4 Manual with Premium Pack & Moonroof.
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AndyC wrote:

Dave wrote:

chicken george wrote:

Dave wrote:

Have you tried pressing the "PROG" button on the dash. It turns on the PTC heater and warms up quite quickly.

we have already discussed this Dave, the PDC comes on automatically when its cold, no need to press 'prog' now do pay attention

No it doesn't.

Your wrong Dave - the PDC is activated automatically.

The Prog button is just a defroster turning on the rear and front screen heaters as well as the normal coupe heater full blast on the windows.

Never heard so much b s in my life. And what the hell is a PDC heater grumpy
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Oh yes it does  At work
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Well, we have 2 FL2's, and in neither of them does the PTC heater switch on automatically. It requires human intervention.

Either we have 2 faulty cars, which is highly unlikely, or certain individuals on here ain't got a clue what they're talking about. ______________________
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Dave on here ain't got a clue what he's talking about


both me and my mate who has an fl2 noticed the difference last spring as soon as the PTC was replaced in the recall. much faster heat without using the prog button.

PROG does force the fan to run faster so will maybe transport the heat to you faster, but turning the fan up will do the same. At work
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Hi guys, just thought I'd add my radiator cover is made of a fleece blanket. It is still slightly breathable but stops large muddy puddles clogging the radiator.

Secondly I can confirm PTC heater is definatly electric otherwise how do you explain the 100A fuse being pulled when they had the recall.

Thirdly I think I have to go with the boys who say its automatic, ie its on when it needs to be on even if your heating is not set to automatic. Freelander 2 XS 2.2 TD4 Met Black, with Winter pack, 18" alloys with General Grabber AT2 wellies, MANTEC Sump and Tank Guards

Anyway, I know I'm right.

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