Excl. Recharge, Mild hybrid, GB
Op. No.: 87656 87652
An electric engine heater and passenger compartment heater ensure that the car is warm and comfortable to climb into, even on very cold winter days. Starting an already warm engine subjects the engine to less wear and consumes less fuel, thereby producing fewer harmful exhaust fumes.
The front socket is mounted in the front bumper, which gives an integrated impression and makes it easily accessible. The engine heater can be supplemented with a passenger compartment connection kit which allows connection of a passenger compartment heater.
| Part. No. | Description | |
| 32147660 | T4 (B4204T47), Gasoline | |
| 32369609 | T2 (B3154T9), Gasoline | |
| Electric engine heater | Installation Instruction | |
| Electric engine heater and passenger compartment connector | Installation Instruction |
| Part. No. | Description | |
| 31408951 | 23-, T2 (B3154T9) |
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Passenger compartment connector kit, only suitable for cars with "2" in the VIN code (11th position).
| Part. No. | ||
| 31650185 |
Facts and advantages
Less engine wear.
Lower fuel consumption.
Technical data
Output: | 550 W |
Accessory weight: | |
Electric engine heater kit 230 V | 1.2 kg (2.6 lbs) |
Passenger compartment connector kit | 1.0 kg (2.2 lbs) |
Photo: | VCC09789 |
Note!
Not suitable for Recharge.
Not suitable for mild hybrid.
Note!
The passenger compartment connector kit is only suitable for cars with "2" in the VIN code (11th position). Cars with "L" in the VIN code (11th position) cannot have a passenger compartment connector kit. The XC40 is produced in two different factories, check therefore the VIN code to find out what applies to your car.
Note!
The ideal preheating time with an electric engine heater is 2-3 hours. This is enough to raise the temperature of the engine to 20-30 °C above the outside temperature. After that the temperature does not increase and the electric current is used only to maintain the temperature.
