Thanks @oldiebut goodie.. so it‘s for use with the Ebers diagnostic kit for configuring the heater ?
If understand correctly, the Easystart Pro only requires the 4 way connector connecting. The remaining 5 unterminated wires are not required?
Fitting Eberspacher D2 - My Experience
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Thanks @oldiebut goodie.. so it‘s for use with the Ebers diagnostic kit for configuring the heater ?
If understand correctly, the Easystart Pro only requires the 4 way connector connecting. The remaining 5 unterminated wires are not required?
Maybe they expect the installation not to be carried out by DIY’ers...
Presumably your kit should be connected to Can-bus as it is a can-bus specific kit but I can't help as I don't have any more info other than the manual. I work on air Webastos only but it looks as though you should have some further wiring diagrams with your kit to tie in with the manual.
Hi wills, your first message about the wiring of the easystart pro is well said, the 4 way connector is pre made in the harness and the colours match perfectly, but the rest of the wire colours in the harness don’t match the remaining 3 pin connector on the back of the easystart controller.
I hope you get an answer as wiring the controller is my last job on the heater instal, I’m waiting for a friend to lend me his crimper, but lock down has put that on hold for me.
I hope you get an answer as wiring the controller is my last job on the heater instal, I’m waiting for a friend to lend me his crimper, but lock down has put that on hold for me.
Hi Wills, Maybe this diagram can help, if not it may help you to tell me where the problem is.
I believe the plug your photo showed earlier is in the red circle (22).
If so you can see from this the lead that splits off (labelled 6) with 4 wires goes to the controller (23)
The other lead that comes from the split is not numbered but goes to the blue circle and connects to the fuel pump. SO therefore there should be 2 wires in that lead.
Does this make sense or have I got the wrong bit you cant figure out?
Hi skyliner33, sorry to jump in and answer for wills, but I think he’s talking about the controller wiring No 23 on your diagram, if you go back a page or 2 in this thread, to the post where he put a picture of the loom laid out on his patio you can see the wires circled controller, and his final paragraph in the patio picture post, states his problem.
Thanks @Skyliner33 & @Blizzard , the above diagram confirms my beliefs. The loom maybe an Ebers generic but all the connectors are already made up for the T6. Sort of plug n play.
The 2 way fuel pump connection and 4 way controller connection are already made up and the fuse block pins are colour coded and crimped in position. So no crimping but maybe shrink wrapping the spare wires.
Any idea what 8 is in the diagram?
The 2 way fuel pump connection and 4 way controller connection are already made up and the fuse block pins are colour coded and crimped in position. So no crimping but maybe shrink wrapping the spare wires.
Any idea what 8 is in the diagram?
So if you have the same harness as mine then there’s no crimping required just PnP. Maybe shrink wrapping all the spare wires.
8 is the air intake pipe for the combustion part, (not the air that gets heated and passes into the van). Its the same material as the exhaust and has a stainless steel end tip.
Thats strange mine was a T6 specific kit and I had to make up one connector.
Page 33 gives you the function of some of your 5 wires!
Ok, in that pic the brown with yellow ring loop is the negative to the battery. The two reds with the pins at the end go into the Eberpacher fuse box. There are space for 3 fuses, only 2 are used. This is in the photo I posted yesterday.
Thanks @oldiebut goodie , I did eventually sit down and work it out.
Sorry @Skyliner33 , I was referring to the component circled not the wiring
Sorry @Skyliner33 , I was referring to the component circled not the wiring
Yes, thats B. I've just realised I didnt get the metal part in the Diagram that B clips to. Thats going to bug me now
Bracket to fasten the fuse box and that other thing in place.
You Dont need to do anything with that.
