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Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Checking auxiliary air heater element - Z35- with auxiliary air heater control unit - J604-, RHD vehicles

Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual / Heating, air conditioning / Air conditioner / Front heater and air conditioning unit / Checking auxiliary air heater element - Z35- with auxiliary air heater control unit - J604-, RHD vehicles

Checking
Special tools and workshop equipment required
Vehicle diagnostic tester with current probe 100 A -VAS 5051B/7-
Test conditions
Intake temperature less than 19° C
Coolant temperature less than 80° C
Passenger compartment temperature about 20° C
Battery voltage greater than 11 V
Alternator load not greater than 50 % (terminal DF)
Engine speed greater than 450 rpm
Turn rotary knob for interior temperature to highest temperature (on vehicles with Climatronic select highest level).
Test procedure
–  Remove centre console → General body repairs, interior; Rep. gr.68.
–  Remove glove compartment → General body repairs, interior; Rep. gr.68.
–  Detach dash board in vicinity of glove compartment far enough that dash board can be pulled away sufficiently to pull out auxiliary air heater element - Z35-.
   
–  Using vehicle diagnostic tester and current probe 100 A -VAS 5051B/7-, measure current draw -arrow- on earth wire -1- of auxiliary air heater element -Z35--2-.
Low heat output: ≈ 30 amps
Medium heat output: ≈ 60 amps
High heat output: ≈ 80 amps
 

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