R50 Terrano "Heat" Switch

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adrianp
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R50 Terrano "Heat" Switch

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Hey Guys, recently got myself a 97 R50 3.2 Diesel Terrano after my 94 D21 got stolen :evil: - Man what a nice car, I loved the old terrano but the new one is awesome. Its like the fixed everything that anoyed me on the old one but kept the good stuff :D Hard to believe it is the same motor as the TD27, just a bit reworked :)

Anyways, it has a switch marked "heat" next the the rear window switch on the dash. When flicked on it seems to give a fast idle until the motor gets up to temp, then goes back to normal idle. Anyone know if this is all it does and if it can be left on all the time?
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Re: R50 Terrano "Heat" Switch

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thats all it is helps warm the engine up in cold clims use it or not your call
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I use mine on the Safari on cold winter mornings, warms the motor up quickly to defrost the windows quite well.
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Re: R50 Terrano "Heat" Switch

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usually the later ones up the revs and changes the fuel map. i guess it retards the timing a bit so it can pour more fuel in without increaseing revs any higher.

i wouldn't use it all the time.
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Re: R50 Terrano "Heat" Switch

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Thanks Guys

While I'm here, anyone know of anything I should keep an eye on for for the R50/QD32ETI?
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