Heater control module
Yeah…. My bad. WRong post. Got mixtup. Sorry. It's for steering pump post
The electric heater is last device on LIN-bus controlling the left side air circulation flaps. Failure can mess up the comminication and left side flaps enter on uncontrolled state
Happens on my friends XJ and after we changed the control printed circuit board of the heater on site, the control of the flaps returns. (bit tricky to change it, but still less work than change whole heater. (LHD driven vehicle)
Happens on my friends XJ and after we changed the control printed circuit board of the heater on site, the control of the flaps returns. (bit tricky to change it, but still less work than change whole heater. (LHD driven vehicle)
Just got one…. Brand new second hand one, like mat Armstrong says, British youtube.
I opened it, Bord seems ok, no black brown areas or connectors. It was sealed by the sticker in the pic. Never opened.
Just one question for you guys who did this……
You changed the whole piece, with the radiator or only the electronic board?
How tricky was to get it out?
Thx in advance for the info
If needed can take pics with measurement
Hi danu99
I have done this fix for one XJ. The heater core is so long that you have to remove lot of stuff to have space enough for pulling it out. Therefore its easyer to change the control PCB.
Done it using this guide from fellow who have done t before: https://www.jaguarforum.com/threads/...t#post-1550672
I used a car lift to raise vehicle a bit to have better postion going under dash. Even 40cm make big a difference. (don´t crack your back)
An USB endoscope for for phone was good tool to see how things fit or how they are attached, because most of the times your hands cover your sight. When handling the PCB avoid static charges and use good quality thermal paste for the PCB. (computer shops)
I have done this fix for one XJ. The heater core is so long that you have to remove lot of stuff to have space enough for pulling it out. Therefore its easyer to change the control PCB.
Done it using this guide from fellow who have done t before: https://www.jaguarforum.com/threads/...t#post-1550672
I used a car lift to raise vehicle a bit to have better postion going under dash. Even 40cm make big a difference. (don´t crack your back)
An USB endoscope for for phone was good tool to see how things fit or how they are attached, because most of the times your hands cover your sight. When handling the PCB avoid static charges and use good quality thermal paste for the PCB. (computer shops)
Hi danu99
I have done this fix for one XJ. The heater core is so long that you have to remove lot of stuff to have space enough for pulling it out. Therefore its easyer to change the control PCB.
Done it using this guide from fellow who have done t before: https://www.jaguarforum.com/threads/...t#post-1550672
I used a car lift to raise vehicle a bit to have better postion going under dash. Even 40cm make big a difference. (don´t crack your back)
An USB endoscope for for phone was good tool to see how things fit or how they are attached, because most of the times your hands cover your sight. When handling the PCB avoid static charges and uses good quality thermal paste for the PCB. (computer shops)
I have done this fix for one XJ. The heater core is so long that you have to remove lot of stuff to have space enough for pulling it out. Therefore its easyer to change the control PCB.
Done it using this guide from fellow who have done t before: https://www.jaguarforum.com/threads/...t#post-1550672
I used a car lift to raise vehicle a bit to have better postion going under dash. Even 40cm make big a difference. (don´t crack your back)
An USB endoscope for for phone was good tool to see how things fit or how they are attached, because most of the times your hands cover your sight. When handling the PCB avoid static charges and uses good quality thermal paste for the PCB. (computer shops)
When you remove the board by four torx and lift it from metal frame, you will find that the transistors are cooled to the metal. You will spot the dryed up thermal paste as gray "clay" on surfaces needed it. Clean the old away by brake cleaner etc and add new paste to the same spots before mounting the new board.
When you remove the board by four torx and lift it from metal frame, you will find that the transistors are cooled to the metal. You will spot the dryed up thermal paste as gray "clay" on surfaces needed it. Clean the old away by brake cleaner etc and add new paste to the same spots before mounting the new board.
The electric heater is last device on LIN-bus controlling the left side air circulation flaps. Failure can mess up the comminication and left side flaps enter on uncontrolled state
Happens on my friends XJ and after we changed the control printed circuit board of the heater on site, the control of the flaps returns. (bit tricky to change it, but still less work than change whole heater. (LHD driven vehicle)
Happens on my friends XJ and after we changed the control printed circuit board of the heater on site, the control of the flaps returns. (bit tricky to change it, but still less work than change whole heater. (LHD driven vehicle)
After the sound 🤣succes with changing the cluster fan(will post pics soon), I want to do the next in the dash job at home myself( cheap ******* I know🤣🤣
So…. Heard that you only have to change the electronic board. O got the screws out and…. Won't move! Tryed to move it slightly with a screw driver, seems glued with that grey paste you se coming out from under it!
1….. How to un glue it? Heat? Constant pressure?
2….. Probably same with the one on the car?
3……one of the connectors is thru the boar, thru a metal sleave! How to approach that?
I know I have some pics from a thread somewhere….. But if someone knows where is the thread more precisely, you'd spare me of hours of searching g I line or on my photo screen archive!
Ps: seems like a really really tricky job. The good part….. Its left hand drive, no steering column to get out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes, its is bit tricky and dangerous for your spine by working position.
Check that you removed 4 torx screws holding PCB.
The PCB have push fit commectors for resistors generating heat. These come out only straight upwards. Also Plus input voltage pole have tight fit with its insulator
I added forces side by side with wide plastic pray tool from each sides until everything gave up and PCB just dropped out.
Some WD40 can soften the heat paste a bit.
Check that you removed 4 torx screws holding PCB.
The PCB have push fit commectors for resistors generating heat. These come out only straight upwards. Also Plus input voltage pole have tight fit with its insulator
I added forces side by side with wide plastic pray tool from each sides until everything gave up and PCB just dropped out.
Some WD40 can soften the heat paste a bit.
Yes, its is bit tricky and dangerous for your spine by working position.
Check that you removed 4 torx screws holding PCB.
The PCB have push fit commectors for resistors generating heat. These come out only straight upwards. Also Plus input voltage pole have tight fit with its insulator
I added forces side by side with wide plastic pray tool from each sides until everything gave up and PCB just dropped out.
Some WD40 can soften the heat paste a bit.
Check that you removed 4 torx screws holding PCB.
The PCB have push fit commectors for resistors generating heat. These come out only straight upwards. Also Plus input voltage pole have tight fit with its insulator
I added forces side by side with wide plastic pray tool from each sides until everything gave up and PCB just dropped out.
Some WD40 can soften the heat paste a bit.
Yes, its is bit tricky and dangerous for your spine by working position.
Check that you removed 4 torx screws holding PCB.
The PCB have push fit commectors for resistors generating heat. These come out only straight upwards. Also Plus input voltage pole have tight fit with its insulator
I added forces side by side with wide plastic pray tool from each sides until everything gave up and PCB just dropped out.
Some WD40 can soften the heat paste a bit.
Check that you removed 4 torx screws holding PCB.
The PCB have push fit commectors for resistors generating heat. These come out only straight upwards. Also Plus input voltage pole have tight fit with its insulator
I added forces side by side with wide plastic pray tool from each sides until everything gave up and PCB just dropped out.
Some WD40 can soften the heat paste a bit.
I used plastic pray tool mention for used exsample interior parts, door liners, etc. It have an bend end so i got the tool under pcb.
Heat gun do not help. Heat have cooket the thearmal paste for hard compound now securing pcb in place.
Note: You have new working one...
... No mercy moment?
Heat gun do not help. Heat have cooket the thearmal paste for hard compound now securing pcb in place.
Note: You have new working one...
I used plastic pray tool mention for used exsample interior parts, door liners, etc. It have an bend end so i got the tool under pcb.
Heat gun do not help. Heat have cooket the thearmal paste for hard compound now securing pcb in place.
Note: You have new working one...
... No mercy moment?
Heat gun do not help. Heat have cooket the thearmal paste for hard compound now securing pcb in place.
Note: You have new working one...
The objective is no errors, even the small and unused systems. Even those not permanent! .
I still have to figure out…. Errors on the sound system multimedia, but they work just fine and good! So….
I think my auxilary heater PCB is now on the way as well. Sometimes when i open divers door i hear tik,tik,tik sound from aircon flaps and there are interment LIN bus error code, just same symphons my friend had. I just ordered an used one from eBay. Will do it before winter. Learning from last time i think i will remove drivers seat from the car to get layed down position, instead having an S-curved position from outside of car.
I think my auxilary heater PCB is now on the way as well. Sometimes when i open divers door i hear tik,tik,tik sound from aircon flaps and there are interment LIN bus error code, just same symphons my friend had. I just ordered an used one from eBay. Will do it before winter. Learning from last time i think i will remove drivers seat from the car to get layed down position, instead having an S-curved position from outside of car.
Any special tools? Any tips for tricky stuff? O got out the front seats in other cars…. Even Mercedes, with air side bolsters.…… maybe more difficult on the jaag!???? And taking out the door the seat….. The classical flotation on one side to get it out the door?
Just 4 torx and connectors. Air pump for massaging / side bolsters / lumbar are attached under the seat, so its simple to disconnect. Once screws are out drive the backrest as forward as it will go to have seat as compact as possible. Now remove electrics and it should come out thru front door opening.









