Installation Documentation: For Thermo Top Evo Water Heater
Installation Documentation: For Thermo Top Evo Water Heater
Installation Documentation: For Thermo Top Evo Water Heater
K Installation documentation
for Thermo Top Evo water heater
Toyota LC150
Left-hand drive vehicle
Manufacturer Model Type Model year EG-BE-No. / ABE
Toyota LC 150 J15TM from production 08/2017 e6* 2007/46* 0001*…
8 Mechanical system 14
8.1 Installation location preparation 14
8.2 Heater bracket preparation 15
8.3 Premounting heater 18
8.4 Heater mounting 19
9 Fuel 21
10 Coolant 26
10.1 Hose routing diagram 26
10.2 Coolant circuit installation 27
11 Exhaust 33
12 Combustion air 37
HG Heater
K2 Additional relay
UP Coolant pump
Wire Cable
The initial start-up is to be executed with the Webasto Thermo Test Dia-
gnosis.
3.3 Safety
Qualifications of installation personnel
The installation personnel must have the following qualifications:
3.4.1 Explanatory Notes on the Reference to the vehicle manufacturer's specific docu-
Document ments.
u Remove years that do not apply from the type and duplicate label.
u Attach the duplicate label (type label) in the appropriate place in the engine compartment.
PWM K2
RSH
HG
UP MCC
DP
SH2
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Premounting fuse holder retaining plate
1 1 M5x16 bolt, large diameter washer, fuse holder,
angle bracket, large diameter washer, nut
Fig. 4
Fuse F1/F2 retaining plate installation
Nm 1 Original vehicle bolt, premounted angle bracket
! 2 Premounted fuse F1/F2 bracket
2
Fig. 5
1
Fig. 6
Detaching original vehicle positive wire
1 1 Original vehicle positive wire
2 Positive support point
2
Fig. 7
Routing positive wire
1 1 u Drawcable lug 1 of positive wire 2 through cable
duct 3 .
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Mounting positive wire
1
DANGER
Fire hazard due to insufficient tightening
Nm torque
! u Observe tightening torque
2
1 Flanged nut of positive support point
2 Positive wire
Fig. 10
Earth connection
DANGER
Fire hazard due to insufficient tightening
Nm torque
! u Observe tightening torque
2
1 Earth wire
2 Original vehicle earth point
Tectyl
(Wachs)
1
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
1 1 Heater wiring harness, control element, passen-
ger compartment
1 2 Heater wiring harness connector
2
Fig. 13
Passenger compartment wiring harness pass through
1 u Route passenger compartment and control element
wiring harness 2 through protective rubber plug 1
into the passenger compartment.
Fig. 14
Fig. 15
Preparing angle bracket
1 Drill out hole to 8.5mm dia.
24
1
90°
Fig. 16
Premounting angle bracket
1 M6x16 bolt, large diameter washer, angle
bracket, lock washer
1
Fig. 17
Fig. 18
8.2 Heater bracket preparation
Cutting hoses to length
800
65
90
C D B A E 65
900
Fig. 19
Preparing hoses and
u Slideon fabric heat shrink tubings, cut to length and
shrink.
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
Premounting coolant pump
1 2 1 Coolant pump mount
2 Coolant pump
3
3 18x18mm dia. 90° connecting pipe
4 Coolant pump wiring harness connector
B 5 Cable tie
4 C
Fig. 22
Premounting UP onto bracket
1 M6x25 bolt, UP mount, HG bracket, flanged nut
2 M6x20 bolt, HG bracket, lock washer
2
Fig. 23
3 3 3 2
Fig. 24
Mounting mounting plate loosely
1 1 Premounted mounting plate
2 Mount original vehicle stud bolt, mounting
plate, M8 flanged nut loosely
2 3 Edge clip cable tie
Fig. 25
1 1 Premounted mounting plate
2 Premounted M6x16 bolt, mounting plate,
flanged nut
u Align bracket as shown and tighten all screw connec-
tions.
2
Fig. 26
1 1
Fig. 27
Mounting water connection piece
1 Observe the general installation instructions of
the heater.
3
Fig. 28
Mounting hose
D All spring clips, 25mm dia.
Fig. 29
3
! the heater.
1 Fuel line
2 90° moulded hose, 10mm dia. clamp [2x]
N
3
! 2 1
Fig. 30
Mounting combustion air intake pipe s1
L
F Observe the installation instructions of the
combustion air intake silencer.
s1
Fig. 31
8.4 Heater mounting
Mounting heater
Observe the general installation instructions of
the heater.
1 1
Fig. 32
B
D
C
Fig. 33
Mounting wiring harnesses
1 Heater wiring harness connector
2 Coolant pump wiring harness connector
2 1 1
Fig. 34
~ 1mm
~ 1mm
Fig. 35
Connection to heater
1 u Draw
fuel line 2 and fuel pump wiring harness 1 into
10mm dia. corrugated tube and route to firewall.
2
Fig. 36
Fig. 37
Premounting fuel pump
1 2 3 4 Observe the general installation instructions of
the heater.
1 DP mount
2 DP
3 Hose section, 10mm dia. clamp [2x]
4 Fuel line of tank extracting device
5
5 90° moulded hose, 10mm dia. clamp
N N
! 0 3
!
3 3
Fig. 38
Mounting fuel pump
1 2 Observe the general installation instructions of
the heater.
Fig. 39
P
P
click
P
click
P
click
~1mm
Fig. 40
Fuel pump connection
1 5 N 1 Heater fuel line
≥1
3
! 2 Fuel pump wiring harness, connector X7 moun-
ted
3 10mm dia. clamp
2
Fig. 41
Routing to fuel extraction
u Draw fuel line of tank extracting device into 10mm dia.
corrugated tube 1 and route to the firewall.
Fig. 42
Fig. 43
1 u Routefuel line of tank extracting device in corrugated
tube 1 to the fuel filter.
Fig. 44
Detaching original vehicle fuel supply line
1 1 Original vehicle fuel supply line
2 Original vehicle spring clip, will be reused
2
Fig. 45
3
! Nm
! ≤ 1.2Nm
1 Hose section with 4.5mm inner dia., 10mm dia.
4
clamp
2 Hose section with 10mm inner dia.
3 14mm dia. screw clamp
4 T-piece (10x5x10) used as tank extracting device
3 2
Fig. 46
Mounting fuel line of tank extracting device
1 5 N 1 Premounted T-piece
≥1
3
! 2 10mm dia. clamp
3 Fuel line of tank extracting device
Fig. 47
Mounting tank extracting device
1 2 3 4 Observe maximum torque of screw clamp.
Nm
! ≤ 1.2Nm
1 Original vehicle fuel supply line
2 Original vehicle spring clip
3 T piece
4 Fuel line of tank extracting device
5 Connection piece of fuel supply line
6 14mm dia. screw clamp
6 5
Fig. 48
E 1
A
D B
2
Fig. 49
1 Original vehicle spring clip
2 Only in case of vehicles with 2 heat exchangers
u All spring clips without a specific designation = 25mm dia.
u All connecting pipes = 18x18mm dia.
2
Fig. 50
Cutting point
Vehicle with a second heat exchanger.
1
Fig. 51
2
Fig. 52
20
Fig. 53
Premounting hose
A Only necessary in case of a vehicle with a
second heat exchanger.
A
Fig. 54
Mounting hose
A This and next figures show a vehicle with a
second heat exchanger, but apply to all
vehicles.
B
Fig. 55
1
Fig. 56
A 1 Cable tie
1
Fig. 57
Engine outlet connection
A Vehicle with a second heat exchanger.
3 2 1
Fig. 58
1
Fig. 59
Heat exchanger inlet connection
Vehicle with a second heat exchanger.
E 2
Fig. 60
1 Vehicle with one heat exchanger.
E
Fig. 61
1 Cable tie
E
Fig. 62
A 1 1 Cable tie
E
Fig. 63
Mounting hose
A 1 Cable tie
1 E
Fig. 64
2 1
Fig. 65
a2
Fig. 66
Bending exhaust pipe a1 , premounting spacer bracket
1 Spacer bracket
a1 1 1 1
Fig. 67
Bending perforated bracket
15 18
170°
100°
Fig. 68
2
Fig. 69
Mounting rivet nut
u Drill
out original vehicle hole at position 1 to 9mm
and insert rivet nut.
1
Fig. 70
Mounting exhaust silencer
1 M6x20 bolt, spring lockwasher, premounted
perforated bracket, rivet nut
1
Fig. 71
2
1
a1
Fig. 72
Fastening original vehicle wiring harness
1 Original vehicle wiring harness
2 Edge clip cable tie
1 1
2
Fig. 73
Routing exhaust pipe a1
The figure shows a vehicle with rear A/C.
a1 1 1
Fig. 74
3
Fig. 75
Mounting angle bracket
1 1 Exhaust silencer connection piece
2 Original vehicle bolt, angle bracket
2
Fig. 76
Mounting exhaust pipe a2
1 2 a2 1 Hose clamp
2 Position spacer bracket as shown
3 M6x20 bolt, premounted angle bracket, p-
clamp, flanged nut
a2
3
Fig. 77
Fig. 78
1 1 1 Cable tie
Fig. 79
50 51 rt
0,5²
100 100
Fig. 80
Premounting wiring harness and wires
Only in case of manual air-conditioning and 2-
zone automatic air-conditioning.
Fig. 81
2 rt
1 4.8mm blade receptacle
51 1
6.3 0,5² 2 6.3mm blade receptacle
50 rt
Red (rt) wire of fan wiring harness
2 rt
0,5² 4.8
1 0,5²
Black (sw) wire of fan wiring harness
6.3
sw
2 0,5²
Fig. 82
Fig. 83
View of PWM Gateway
u Check PWM Gateway settings when starting-up the
heater, adjust if necessary.
Parameters Setting
Duty cycle 60%
IN
Frequency 500Hz
KL 15
GND SH Voltage not relevant
OUT Function Low side
Fig. 84
PWM
__ IN __
2.8 2.8
gn 6.3
3
0,5²
GND KL15 SH
6.3 6.3 6.3
gn/sw
4
0,5²
__ OUT __
6.3
2.8 2.8
Fig. 85
br rt rt/sw gn/ws
0,5² 4² 0,5² 0,5²
gn
3 RSH
0,5²
F4 F3 F5
4.8 4.8 4.8
gn/sw
4
0,5² F4 F3 F5
4.8 4.8 4.8
PWM
__ sw
IN 2
2.8 __ __ 0,5²
6.3 30
rt 2.8 2.8
6.3
50 rt
0,5² 1
0,5²
GND KL15 SH 85 86
6.3 6.3 6.3 87a
6.3 6.3 6.3
__ OUT __ __ 87 __
6.3 2.8 6.3 2.8
2.8 2.8
Fig. 86
rt rt
0,5²
0,5²
ge ge
0,5² 0,5²
bl
0,5²
K2 K2
30 30
6.3 6.3
87 bl 1. 2. 87
6.3 3. 6.3
0,5²
85 87a 86 85 87a 86
4.8 4.8 4.8 4.8 4.8 4.8
CLICK
2x 0x
rt rt
0,5²
0,5²
ge ge
0,5² 0,5²
bl bl
0,5² 0,5²
K2 K2
30 30
6.3 6.3
87 87
6.3 6.3
85 87a 86 85 87a 86
4.8 4.8 4.8 4.8 4.8 4.8
Fig. 87
K2
30 19
sw/ws
6.3 0,5²
87 ws
18
6.3 0,5²
85 87a 86
4.8 4.8 4.8
Fig. 88
br rt rt/sw gn/ws
0,5² 4² 0,5² 0,5²
ws
18
0,5²
gn RSH
3
0,5²
sw/ws
19 F4 F3 F5
gn/sw 0,5² 4.8 4.8 4.8
4
0,5²
F4 F3 F5
4.8 4.8 4.8
PWM
K2 rt
50 sw
__ __ 0,5² 2
2.8
IN 2.8 0,5²
6.3 30 __ 30 __
rt 6.3 2.8 2.8
6.3 rt
51
0,5² 1
87 0,5²
GND KL15 SH 6.3 85 86
6.3 6.3 6.3 87a
6.3 6.3 6.3
85 87a 86
__ OUT __ 4.8 4.8 4.8 __ 87 __
2.8 6.3 2.8 2.8 6.3 2.8
Fig. 89
Webasto Toyota
30
rt
15
6² HG
F2 F1
Fx1
br rt/sw rt gn/ws
0,5² 0,5² 4² 0,75²
X10
br rt/sw rt gn/ws
0,5² 0,5² 4² 0,5²
F4 F3
bl
0,5²
rt
0,5²
1
K1
sw
0,5² 2
bl
0,5²
23 1 A
bl
0,5²
PWM gn
3
KSG
0,5²
GW
gn/sw
0,5² 4
bl
0,5²
C 2
GE-V M
br
4²
31
Fig. 90
Webasto Toyota
30
rt
15
6² HG
F2 F1
Fx1
br rt/sw rt gn/ws
0,5² 0,5² 4² 0,75²
X10
br rt/sw rt gn/ws
0,5² 0,5² 4² 0,5²
F4 F3
bl
0,5²
rt
0,5²
1
K1
sw
0,5² 2
bl
0,5²
GE-H M
3 D
ws
30 sw/ws 0,5²
19
0,5²
K2 ws
0,5² 18
87
ws
0,5²
22 B 1 23 A
KSG
bl
0,5²
PWM gn
0,5²
3
GW
gn/sw
0,5² 4
bl
0,5²
C 2
GE-V M
br
4²
31
Fig. 91
Fig. 92
u Fastenoriginal vehicle wiring harness 2 using cable tie
1 as shown.
2 1
Fig. 93
Mounting RSH
1 2 The figure shows a vehicle with a 3 zone auto-
matic air-conditioning but it applies to all
vehicles.
1 Fuse F4:10A
3 2 M5x16 bolt, large diameter washer with 15mm
outer dia., RSH, original vehicle hole, large dia-
meter washer with 22mm outer dia., large dia-
meter washer with 15mm outer dia., M5
flanged nut
2
3 Premounted RSH
Fig. 94
Fig. 95
Connecting same colour wires of wiring harnesses
1 1 Wiring harness of passenger compartment relay
and fuse holder
2 Heater wiring harness
2
Fig. 96
View of A/C control unit connector
1 KSG connector A
2 KSG connector B
4 3 Slot for connector B
4 Slot for connector A
3
1
Fig. 97
20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
2 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21
Fig. 98
1 3 1 Blue (bl) wire of KSG connector A / pin 23
2 Blue (bl) wire of GE-V connector C / pin 2
3 Air-conditioning control unit connector A
Green (gn) wire of PWM GW/IN wiring harness
3 from PWM control
Green/black (gn/sw) wire of PWM GW/OUT wir-
ing harness from PWM control
4
View of KSG connector A on wiring side:
2
20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21
Fig. 99
1 18 Only necessary in case of vehicles with 3 zone
3 automatic air-conditioning.
Fig. 100
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13
Fig. 101
14.2 Telestart option
Mounting receiver
1 2 Observe the Telestart installation documenta-
tion.
u Widen
existing oblong hole 1 in receiver bracket to
6.5mm.
2 Receiver
3 M6x16 bolt, receiver bracket, original vehicle
3 thread
Fig. 102
Mounting temperature sensor, only in case of T100 HTM
u Fasten temperature sensor 1 with a cable tie.
1
Fig. 103
Fig. 104
14.3 ThermoCall option
Mounting receiver
1 Observe the ThermoCall installation document-
ation.
Fig. 105
Mounting aerial (optional)
1 1 Aerial
Fig. 106
u Check all hoses, clamps and all electrical connections for firm seating.
u Insulate and tie back loose lines
u Spray heater and electrical components with anti-corrosion wax (Tectyl 100K).
u Connect the battery. Tectyl
(Wachs)
Further information can be found in the general installation and operating instructions of the
Webasto components.
u Program MultiControl CAR, teach Telestart transmitter
u Make settings on A/C control panel according to the ‘Operating Instructions‘.
u Initial operation and functional test
u Affix ‘Switch off parking heater before refueling’ caution label in area of filler neck
Company address:
Friedrichshafener Str. 9
82205 Gilching
Germany
52 Toyota LC150
16 Operating instructions for manual air-conditioning
Information regarding the heating time:
We recommend matching the heating time to the driving time (heating time = driving time)
Example: for a driving time of approx. 20 min. (in one direction), we recommend not exceeding a switch-
on time of 20 min.
Fig. 107
16.2 Installation location of fuses
Fuses in engine compartment
1 F1 - 20A heater fuse (yellow)
2 F2 - 30A passenger compartment main fuse
(light green)
2 1
Fig. 108
Toyota LC150
Fuses in passenger compartment
1 F3 - 1A control element fuse (black)
2 F4 - 10A fan controller fuse (red)
Fig. 109
Toyota LC150
17 Operating instructions for 2 and 3 zone automatic air-
conditioning
Information regarding the heating time:
We recommend matching the heating time to the driving time (heating time = driving time)
Example: for a driving time of approx. 20 min. (in one direction), we recommend not exceeding a switch-
on time of 20 min.
2
Fig. 110
17.2 Installation location of fuses
Fuses in engine compartment
1 F1 - 20A heater fuse (yellow)
2 F2 - 30A passenger compartment main fuse
(light green)
2 1
Fig. 111
Toyota LC150
Fuses in passenger compartment
1 F3 - 1A control element fuse (black)
2 F4 - 10A fan controller fuse (red)
Fig. 112
Toyota LC150