High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115-, Incorporation, In The Coolant Circuit
The High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- takes over the function of the auxiliary heater on vehicles with a high voltage system. Refer to HIGH VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) -Z115- GENERAL INFORMATION, (AND TO THE HIGH VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) CONTROL MODULE -J848-) .
On a vehicle with a high voltage system and a parking heater installed as optional equipment can instead of the parking heater the High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- can be activated to heat the vehicle interior. Additional information. Refer to the GENERAL INFORMATION .
On vehicles with a high voltage system without a parking heater installed as optional equipment the vehicle interior can be heated at a low ambient temperature with the ignition switched off via the function "Parking heater" and the High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- (or cooled via the A/C system at a high ambient temperature). Additional information. Refer to PARKING AIR CONDITIONER .
Fill The Coolant And Bleed The Coolant Circuit. Refer to COOLANT, DRAINING AND FILLING [CNSB, CNTC, CYFB] (DI - 1.8L/2.0L) / COOLANT, DRAINING AND FILLING WITHOUT COOLING SYSTEM CHARGE KIT - ELECTRIC VACUUM PUMP:VAS6096/2 (TDI - 1.6L/2.0L) .
Integration Of The A/C System Heat Exchanger And The High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- In The Engine Coolant Circuit. Refer to HIGH VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) -Z115-, INCORPORATION, IN THE COOLANT CIRCUIT , COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
The -arrows- show the direction of flow for the coolant.
- Heater Core for the Heater in the Air Conditioner
- Incorporation of the heat exchanger in the engine coolant circuit. Refer to HIGH VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) -Z115-, INCORPORATION, IN THE COOLANT CIRCUIT , COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
- High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- (with High Voltage Heater (PTC) Control Module -J848-)
- Checking. Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester in the "Guided Fault Finding" function for A/C system and refer to the appropriate Wiring Diagram(s).
- Removing and installing. Refer to HIGH-VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) -Z115- (WITH HIGH-VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) CONTROL MODULE -J848-), REMOVING AND INSTALLING /HIGH VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) -Z115- GENERAL INFORMATION, (AND TO THE HIGH VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) CONTROL MODULE -J848-) .
- General information on the High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- (and the High Voltage Heater (PTC) Control Module -J848-). Refer to HIGH VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) -Z115- GENERAL INFORMATION, (AND TO THE HIGH VOLTAGE HEATER (PTC) CONTROL MODULE -J848-) .
- Additional information for vehicles with a "Parking heater" as optional equipment. Refer to GENERAL INFORMATION .
- Transmission Coolant Valve -N488-
- Removing and installing. Refer to COOLANT PUMP/COOLANT THERMOSTAT [CNSB, CNTC] / COOLANT PUMP/THERMOSTAT [CRUA, DEJA] .
- Coolant Supply to the Transmission
- Incorporation of the parking heater in the coolant circuit for the engine (and the transmission). Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
- Coolant Supply From Engine
- Incorporation of the parking heater in the engine coolant circuit. Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
- Coolant Return to Engine
- Incorporation of the parking heater in the engine coolant circuit. Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA]
/ COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC]
(Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).NOTE:
Depending on the version of the engine a valve can be installed between the Coolant Change-Over Valve 2 -N633- and the engine in the coolant return which prevents coolant from flowing from the engine to the Coolant Change-Over Valve 2 -N633- with the engine running. Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
- Incorporation of the parking heater in the engine coolant circuit. Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA]
/ COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC]
(Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
- Coolant Change-Over Valve 2 -N633-
- Incorporation of the parking heater in the engine coolant circuit. Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
- Removing and installing. Refer to COOLANT CHANGE-OVER VALVE 2 -N633-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING and COOLANT VALVES, REMOVING AND INSTALLING[CNSB, CNTC]
/ COOLANT PUMP/THERMOSTAT [CRUA, DEJA]
.NOTE:
The Coolant Change-Over Valve 2 -N633- is activated by the respective Engine Control Module (for example from the Engine Control Module -J623-) when the heating output of the A/C system is requested and the vehicle is in electronic drive. Refer to the appropriate Wiring Diagram(s). Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester in the "Guided Fault Finding " function.
For a concern regarding insufficient heating output of the A/C system with the engine off and / or with the engine running regardless of if the High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- is activated, check that it is installed on proper side and the function. Refer to the appropriate Wiring Diagram(s). Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester in the "Guided Fault Finding" function.
So that the warmed coolant from the High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- through the A/C heater core is requested the High Temperature Circuit Coolant Pump -V467- and the Transmission Coolant Valve -N488- (from the respective engine control module) must be activated. So that the coolant flows in the correct direction the check valve in the coolant circuit must be installed correctly and its function must be OK. More information. Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses) and appropriate Wiring Diagram(s). Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester in the "Guided Fault Finding" function).
- High Temperature Circuit Coolant Pump -V467-
- Incorporation in the engine coolant circuit. Refer to COOLANT PUMP/COOLANT THERMOSTAT [CNSB, CNTC] / COOLANT PUMP/THERMOSTAT [CRUA, DEJA] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
- Removing and installing. Refer to COOLANT PUMP/COOLANT THERMOSTAT [CNSB, CNTC]
/ COOLANT PUMP/THERMOSTAT [CRUA, DEJA]
.NOTE:
The High Temperature Circuit Coolant Pump -V467- is activated by the respective engine control module (for example from the Engine Control Module -J623-) when the heating output from the A/C system is required. Refer to the appropriate Wiring Diagram(s). Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester in the "Guided Fault Finding" function.
For a concern regarding insufficient heating output of the A/C system with the engine off and/or with the engine running regardless of if the High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- is activated, check that High Temperature Circuit Coolant Pump -V467- is installed on proper side and the function. Refer to the appropriate Wiring Diagram(s). Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester in the "Guided Fault Finding" function.
So that the warmed coolant from the High Voltage Heater (PTC) -Z115- through the A/C heater core is requested the Coolant Change-Over Valve 2 -N633- and the Transmission Coolant Valve -N488- (from the respective engine control module) must be activated. So that the coolant flows in the correct direction the check valve in the coolant circuit must be installed correctly and its function must be OK. More information. Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses) and refer to the appropriate Wiring Diagram(s). Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester in the "Guided Fault Finding" function).
- Coolant Return from the Transmission
- Incorporation of the parking heater in the coolant circuit for the engine (and the transmission). Refer to COOLING SYSTEM/COOLANT [CRUA, DEJA] / COOLANT SYSTEM/COOLANT [CNSB, CNTC] (Connection Diagram for Coolant Hoses).
