In the back of my Freelander on the left side is a Grey box with the number 6G92-10E887-EH. Is this the FFBH Reciver?
Or does this belong to the Navigation System?

Strange thing, that coding is for a navigation DVD drive...

Hi Alex

Thanks for your answer.
My car (2011) has the FFBH, if I'm going to upgrade to parkheater with remote control which parts do I need?
Are there some parts missing on the following list:
- FFBH Receiver
- FFBH Antenne matching unit
- FFBH remote handset
are there any wire needed?

Generally the wiring is already in place.
Your list is correct, but the parts are somehow on a special list at Land Rover and are supplied only towards some countries. Russia is one of them. They are saying that they'll be supplied to regions where the cold starting temperatures are frequently towards -25 deg. Celsius and below.
If you can source it, there is a special kit for installing remote telestart.
See here: https://www.freel2.com/gallery/albums/user...atures.pdf

Alex thank you for the reply.
So I have to look around to get this parts. I hope it isn't a problem to get the software updated.

I don't think so, but you could get in contact with the user athelstan as he can tell you a lot about Swiss dealers.

Is there any way to fit a T91 without buying the LR007959 or is that the only kit that will fit my FL2 with OEM FFBH?
I mean, it seems so simple to fit the 1533 so it should not be any problem to fit a T91 kit that is made for another car maker/model? Or am I wrong?

LR007959 is a T91 disguised into a LR package...
After fitting it, you need to activate the option on the car's configuration at any dealer.

Aha! But there are both analog and digital kits, what kit should I choose? Found a Polish site that got alot of VAG T91 kits for pretty reasonable prices (199€).

From what I know, T91 has both digital and analog outputs.
Anyway, you need/must get the digital output version. You need w-bus communication/digital output.

Bought a T91 kit on Ebay for 170€ incl. shipping
The only downside with the kit is the Skoda logo on the remote

I've also experimented with a "Skoda" T91 and worked without problems.

Im sorry to bring this up now, but LR wasn't really helfull on this subject. They refered me to another Oslo specialist on the Webasto Heater, they havent answered either. After reading this through I have decided to do the same as many here. Buy the 1533 unit and use it as a park heater. (Hopefully LR will at least program) The problem is that my diesel heater doesnt seem to be working at all (2008 2,2 D) I def. have the exhaust pipe behind the front right wheel, but no heat or hint of fumes are coming out on cold mornings < +5 c It really takes it's time before engine heats up.

Just to make sure, I want to check all the fuses first. It looks like the only one involved (according to my manual and internet) is fuse 32 (20 A) Alex, can you confirm that F16 (100A) is for the recall PTC heater, that was replaced with the electrical unit / F16 has nothing to do with the Webasto system? I dont even have a slot for F16 in my BJB, only in the mini CJB, but that says "not in use" in my manual. In the FFBH pdf previously attached in this post it refers to fuse 27 as well. This is only marked blank in my BJB lid and says "not in use" / N/A in manual. So if you could confirm that there is only F32 involved in this system that would be great.

Other than that, where does one start on searching for faults on this system?

The confusing thing is the last owner has installed electric block heater (DEFA) which is OK, but I dont have a socket available where I live.

Edit: Where I park

Who did they refer you to?? ----------------------------------------------
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Heatco I think. Didnt get any feedback. Got in touch w. Some fellas in Gjøvik also, they said they would call me back 2 times. Nothing