Diesel Heater Install

[tim42]

Photos here

https://imgur.com/a/wGmeboj

[alia176]

Originally Posted by tim42

Photos here

https://imgur.com/a/wGmeboj

Thank you for the info and the pics. Please provide a link to your unit, if it's still being sold.

Cheers.

[tim42]

Here is the product description from Amazon, this one isn't available any more but I'm sure there are other 2kWatt units out there.

"VEVOR Diesel Heater 12V Diesel Air Heater Muffler 2KW Diesel Parking Heater for Car Trucks Motor-home Boat Bus CAN (White)"

Later on I orders a smaller fuel container to fit in my tongue box and a longer exhaust pipe.

[alia176]

Originally Posted by tim42

Here is the product description from Amazon, this one isn't available any more but I'm sure there are other 2kWatt units out there.



"VEVOR Diesel Heater 12V Diesel Air Heater Muffler 2KW Diesel Parking Heater for Car Trucks Motor-home Boat Bus CAN (White)"



Later on I orders a smaller fuel container to fit in my tongue box and a longer exhaust pipe.

Cool, thx. It seems that the Vevor brand is quite prolific in Amazon!!

[charlsara]

We just used the heater for 5 days. It is great heat. Check out my installation video.

https://youtu.be/VX1DKZdU0JI

[John LF]

i went the " cdh heater in a box" route. it solves problems with pump noise and diesel smell as heater is outside. being portable i can use it to heat my garage or even a room in the the house when the power goes out.
i used an alpine box from harbor freight. i cut a hole in the floor inside the the driver side cabinet underneath the front bench for the heat output tube and wire from the battery. some pump noise came through the tube until i wrapped the pump in foam rubber.
there are several facebook groups and hundreds of youtube videos on the subject.
the price is much less than a propane heater unless you go for the higher quality, possibly more reliable german made diesel heaters.

[stude]

John I cannot help you with a diesel heater, plus we packed RVing in forever, it is way cheaper to stay in a hotel or Motel than owning any kind of RV. Plus if we had to overnight we could sleep in our car SUV.
Peter