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Webasto Parking Heater Not Turning On: Audi A6 C6 3.0 TDI, Troubleshooting & Replacement Options

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  • #1 17502210
    kilun1
    Level 10  
    Hello. I bought an audi with the option of parking heating but I don't want to move in any way. I programmed in the menu, however, does not turn on. If you set ventilation, it will start, but you don't want to heat. When switching the PARKING HEATING ON / OFF option after changing to the ON position, after a second it changes to OFF. I replaced the batteries in the remote control, however, the green LED will light up for a second, then the red blinks quickly as in the remote control of the castle when there is no contact with the car. I read something there, that if it is warm it will not start webasto, however, today was only 6 degrees and still silence. Is it worth it to resuscitate or simply buy used on the allegro? A lot of things there that can refuse to obey? Is there hope that when the outside temperature drops below 5 deg. The stove will start? Thank you for your interest.


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  • #2 17502436
    marcin.koz2910
    Level 27  
    there are a lot of themes that could fly, if you do not want to spend money in the dark and buy other aggregates without sense, I recommend first connecting the webasto to the computer (if factory, after VAG should be able to read the errors) and see what the fault is reporting

    To start with, you can find a fuse from it and turn it off for a while (or disconnect the battery)
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  • #3 17502502
    kilun1
    Level 10  
    It is original webasto disconnecting the battery has not helped anything. I'll drive to the computer tomorrow then. What about the outside temperature? Not affected?
  • #4 17503221
    marcin.koz2910
    Level 27  
    If this is not an engine additional heater and full-fledged parking heater then it should not be a problem
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  • #5 17503239
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    It starts from 4 deg. Down
  • #6 17503242
    kilun1
    Level 10  
    Well, at least it was 6 o'clock so I have to wait before I start rummaging maybe it works
  • #7 17503757
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    Tyszer rummaged in my and at 4 fired :)
  • #8 17532875
    kilun1
    Level 10  
    Unfortunately, the temperature dropped, the heating does not work. The computer displays a short circuit in the positive lead from the circulation pump. Isn't it easier to buy the whole stove and change it? Can you make such a myk?
  • #9 17533041
    _Megamax_
    Level 18  
    For the parking heater to switch on, you need to have fuel in the tank and voltage on the battery terminals at the correct level.
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  • #10 17533060
    kilun1
    Level 10  
    I have no fuel A car drives every day :)
  • #11 17533115
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    Circulation pumps defective. It won't move
  • #12 17534424
    kilun1
    Level 10  
    Unfortunately, the temperature dropped, the heating does not work. The computer displays a short circuit in the positive lead from the circulation pump. Isn't it easier to buy the whole stove and change it? Can you make such a myk?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a Webasto parking heater in an Audi A6 C6 3.0 TDI that fails to turn on. The user reports that while the ventilation function activates, the heating does not, and attempts to switch the parking heating on result in it reverting to off. Suggestions include connecting the heater to a computer for error diagnostics, checking the fuse, and ensuring proper battery voltage and fuel levels. It is noted that the heater should activate at temperatures below 4 degrees Celsius, but the user experiences issues even at 6 degrees. A short circuit in the circulation pump's positive lead is identified as a potential fault, leading to considerations of replacing the entire heater unit.
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