Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Incorporation of high-voltage heater (PTC) - Z115- into coolant circuit
Note
In vehicles with a high-voltage system, the high-voltage
heater (PTC) -Z115- is used as a supplementary heater. |
In vehicles with a high-voltage system and an auxiliary
heater installed as optional equipment, the high-voltage heater
(PTC) -Z115- can be used for heating the passenger compartment
instead of the auxiliary heater. For additional information,
refer to
→ Auxiliary heater, supplementary heater; Rep. gr.00. |
In vehicles with a high-voltage system and without an
auxiliary heater installed as optional equipment, the passenger
compartment can be heated via the “Stationary air conditioning”
function and the - Z115- when the ignition is switched off and
at low ambient temperatures (or cooled via the air conditioning
system at high ambient temperatures). |
Fill coolant and bleed coolant circuit
→ Rep. gr.19. |
Incorporation of heat exchanger for air conditioning system
and high-voltage heater (PTC) - Z115- into coolant circuit of
engine
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram). |
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Note
The -arrows- indicate the direction of
coolant flow. |
1 - |
Heat exchanger for heater in air conditioning unit |
Incorporation of heat exchanger into coolant circuit of engine
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram). |
2 - |
High-voltage heater (PTC) - Z115- (with high-voltage heater (PTC)
control unit - J848-) |
Check; vehicle diagnostic tester in “Guided fault finding” mode (of
air conditioning system) and → Current flow
diagrams, Electrical fault finding and Fitting locations |
Removing and installing
→ Chapter |
For additional information on vehicles with an “auxiliary heater” as
optional equipment, refer to
→ Auxiliary heater; Rep. gr.00. |
3 - |
Coolant valve for gearbox -N488- |
Removing and installing
→ Rep. gr.19 |
4 - |
Coolant supply to gearbox |
Incorporation of auxiliary heater into coolant circuit of engine
(and gearbox)
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram). |
5 - |
Coolant supply from engine |
Incorporation of auxiliary heater into coolant circuit of engine
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram). |
6 - |
Coolant return to the engine |
Incorporation of auxiliary heater into coolant circuit of engine
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram). |
Note
Depending on the engine, a valve may be installed in the coolant
return section between the coolant changeover valve 2 -N633- and the
engine. The valve prevents coolant from flowing from the engine to the
-N633- when the engine is running
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram). |
7 - |
Coolant changeover valve 2 -N633- |
Incorporation of auxiliary heater into coolant circuit of engine
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram). |
Removing and installing
→ Rep. gr.19. |
Note
The -N633- is activated by the respective engine control unit (e.g.
by engine control unit -J623-), if heat output is required from the air
conditioning system and if the vehicles is in electric drive mode
→ Current flow
diagrams, Electrical fault finding and Fitting locations and
vehicle diagnostic tester in “Guided fault finding” mode. |
If there are customer complaints about poor heat output of the air
conditioning system when engine is running and/or at standstill
(irrespective of whether -Z115- is activated or not), make sure the
coolant changeover valve 2 is installed with correct orientation and
that it works properly → Current flow
diagrams, Electrical fault finding and Fitting locations and
vehicle diagnostic tester in “Guided fault finding” mode. |
To ensure that the coolant heated by the -Z115- is conveyed through
the heat exchanger of heater and air conditioning unit, the coolant pump
for high-temperature circuit -V467- and the coolant valve for gearbox
-N488- must be activated as well (by the respective engine control
unit). To ensure that the coolant flows into the correct direction, the
non-return valves installed in the coolant circuit must be installed
correctly and they must work properly. For additional information refer
to
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram); vehicle
diagnostic tester in “Guided fault finding” mode and
→ Current flow
diagrams, Electrical fault finding and Fitting locations. |
8 - |
Coolant pump for high-temperature circuit -V467- |
Incorporation into coolant circuit of engine
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram) |
Removing and installing
→ Rep. gr.19 |
Note
The -V467- is activated by the respective engine control unit (e.g.
by engine control unit -J623-), if heat output from the air conditioning
system is required → Current flow
diagrams, Electrical fault finding and Fitting locations and
vehicle diagnostic tester in “Guided fault finding” mode. |
If there are customer complaints about poor heat output of the air
conditioning system when engine is running and/or at standstill
(irrespective of whether -Z115- is activated or not), make sure the
-V467- is installed with correct orientation and that it works properly
→ Current flow
diagrams, Electrical fault finding and Fitting locations and
vehicle diagnostic tester in “Guided fault finding” mode. |
To ensure that the coolant heated by the -Z115- is conveyed through
the heat exchanger of heater and air conditioning unit, the coolant
changeover valve 2 -N633- and the coolant valve for gearbox -N488- must
be activated as well (by the respective engine control unit). To ensure
that the coolant flows into the correct direction, the non-return valves
installed in the coolant circuit must be installed correctly and they
must work properly. For additional information refer to
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram); vehicle
diagnostic tester in “Guided fault finding” mode and
→ Current flow
diagrams, Electrical fault finding and Fitting locations. |
9 - |
Coolant return from gearbox |
Incorporation of auxiliary heater into coolant circuit of engine
(and gearbox)
→ Rep. gr.19 (coolant hose schematic diagram). |
Note
Fill coolant and bleed coolant circuit
→ Rep. gr.19.
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