Yes, simple metal plate in there, webasto silicone heat shield ring in the middle and also there is heat cover in the exhaust pipe.
Wire for the power outlet is in one corner of the metal plate, far enough from hot parts.
There is 90°/L-shape exhaust parts for diesel heaters. With those you can probably route the exhaust pipe out of the heater case without using platform.
https://varmarcenter.se/en/accessories/exhaust-systems/
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Yes, the exhaust goes through the power outlet hole. I didnt want to make any extra holes to the bed.
Diesel for the heater comes from the tank, i have t-fitting in the webasto inlet .
When i need the heater, all i need is to take the controller and thermostat to the tent.
Here is the...
I have Eberspächer D2 for heating the tent, works much better than the chinese heaters.
I have external thermostat which i put to the tent for the night.
Originally D2 measure the temperature of blow through air. If it sucks the cold outside air, it will be hot in the tent.
-25°C (-13°F) was...
I bought it from the ebay
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Had to do take it the ”programmer”
After heating the engine with webasto, i got the check engine light and code: p012f (coolant sensor)
Now the fault code is blogged from the pcm and also he installed engine tune ?
water flow is enough, engine outlet for heater is in thermostat housing and intake/heater outlet is usually in block/water pump.
yes, there is relay system which turn on the fan to circulate the air
First test done.
Jeep was outside for the night, in
-7°C (19.4F) temperature.
Webasto was on for 30min.
Coolant temp 33°C (91.4F) and inside the cab was 8°C (46.4F)