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Hi there, If that's the unit in front of the fuse box, then when I tried it on our 2002 3.3 for a TCM problem then it wouldn't recognise it, so I didn't go any further with getting it re-programmed / coded to the car.

Hey there @@thedogss and @@jimmyybob hope yours stayed sorted!!?? Well mine decided it wanted more attention last Monday (Sat today), came up with lumpy running and shaking as the Mrs and kids put it. So here we go again with it, key dance gives P0304 so misfire on cylinder 4. Turn the gas off to eliminate that. Swap plugs for cyl 6, same stuff, plugs look ok, apart from no 4 being wet with fuel, so as the ends of the HT leads came off on the plugs thought - try them. New set of leads - well no of course not was it chuff. So right then get an old plug and see what's got a good spark - 4 AND 2 don't, bugger. As they aren't fired from the same part of the 3 section coil (wasted spark type operation) I'm going for dodgy coil. SO - 3 days later on a next day delivery from fleabay - fitted today and fired up ok. I will however now also replace the plugs, even though all the ignition parts are just 2 years and around at most 20,000 miles old. Watch this space hey guys!!!

I'm assuming you have a Webasto thermotop, NOT a cabin heater. Left to its own devices it will just work if (1) its cold enough and (2) if you are at least 1/4 full of fuel, it warms the big cold lump of an engine, turn it off and engine efficiency goes down and fuel economy also goes down. If you really want it switched off get underneath the car and unplug the electrical connector near the unit, denied a power supply voltage it will go dead along with its brain. ((Its possible someone fitted an ex Erberspatcher airtop in the cabin - this does indeed blow warm air)) We all have to learn including me, all questions and answers are knowledge and that's why we use forums. Take care !

It can't as it'll be part of the car unless he cuts it out. You wouldn't do that as you'd be stuffed for fitting anything else. Whereas the scrappies should cut the loom out, then that way you could make a patch cable to plug into your existing loom, if that makes sense?