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mcsimmo



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PTC Heater

Looking through the build spec of my F2 on Topix, and it says its been fitted with a PTC Heater.
What is it a what does it do? Updated- Waiting for a Scotland v England 6 Nations home win. 24th Feb 2018
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Re: PTC Heater

mcsimmo wrote:
Looking through the build spec of my F2 on Topix, and it says its been fitted with a PTC Heater.
What is it a what does it do?


I can't find specifically what it does on a FL2 but a PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) heater is an electric heater that is automatically switched on below a pre-set temperature (often 10deg C) that heats either the engine water and/or oil and/or the air for the cabin heater.

It gets the engine/cabin up to optimum temperature for emissions.

Edit: From the AA link it appears that it's for cabin heating.
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