NO HEAT on our 35 FOOT Liveaboard Sailboat | Chinese Diesel Heater Install | Hallberg Rassy 352 EP98

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • Living on a boat is tough , but try living on a boat in winter… WITH NO HEAT!! We are two tough cookies no doubt , and we struggle bus our way thru the rest of the diesel heater install. It’s not without some twists and turns tho of course …
    Thanks for watching !
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  • @DougVarble
    @DougVarble Год назад +2

    Heat is a necessary element of life🎉 thanks

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Very true ! Thanks for watching Doug !

  • @grahamelvey4833
    @grahamelvey4833 Год назад +3

    We have these type of heaters in our trucks, in fact, mines chugging away right now, just a quick tip, run them up through the summer months as they don't like been left alone, and when you really need it , it won't start just clouds of white smoke.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Excellent advice thank you! Yes we’re currently in a place where the heater isn’t needed but it’s a good reminder just to turn it on anyway once in a while. Where are you from?

    • @grahamelvey4833
      @grahamelvey4833 Год назад +1

      Not so warm UK but spring is around the corner.....so they tell me,

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Keep holdin on, the sun is comin!

  • @yachtlaina1304
    @yachtlaina1304 Год назад +10

    You need a CO detector to keep you safe. That leaking exhaust gas is deadly.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад +2

      10-4 yup we have it ! Thanks !

  • @svsalserenity4375
    @svsalserenity4375 Год назад +4

    Just a thought , #1 the exhaust gets very hot , watch what its touching and doesn't start a fire. #2 Also I see you have a single Racor filter on your engine , you may want to put a bulk filter ahead of it . Racors jam up just as you are entering a harbor. They just don't have the capacity to deal with any gunk that gets stirred up in your tanks when sailing.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Very good thoughts !!! And yes we do have double racors installed for just that reason.
      I guess we didn’t show it perfectly but yes we do have additional heat shield tubing on the exhaust line where it goes thru the engine bay wall and anywhere where it comes even semi close to anything else. We’ve used our temp gun on all the parts and everything is good !

    • @svsalserenity4375
      @svsalserenity4375 Год назад +1

      @@sailingjoco Good to hear , because it has happened to me a few times , now I do fuel filtering the "SBmar" way . I have installed two diesel Hydronic systems and found running the exhaust was always the most challenging part .

  • @DansKoiPond
    @DansKoiPond 9 месяцев назад

    From what i have read on these heaters it could be a backfire out of the air intake on start. Think it should be led to the outside. Oh and the standard exhaust they come with are meant for outside the vehicle, they have w deain hole in the bottom and arent welded so should be swapped out for a proper marine one.

  • @eduardomontes1276
    @eduardomontes1276 Год назад +2

    Well done McGyver !!!👍💪💪

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Thanks Eduardo! Always appreciate your comments and views!

    • @eduardomontes1276
      @eduardomontes1276 Год назад +1

      @@sailingjoco I really like watching your channel, Jeff super focused and working meticulously and repairing the impossible to repair and you giving the chatter. When I repair things at home, I ask my wife to go for a walk.🤣🤣👋👋

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад +1

      Haha ! That made us both laugh. Yes I know I know I’m a talker ;-)
      It’s not being filmed but I DO help Jeff out with a lot of the projects, teamwork makes the jobs go quicker ! But I leave all the thinking and muscle work for him 💜

  • @gregfawcett5152
    @gregfawcett5152 8 месяцев назад

    nice job...

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  8 месяцев назад

      Thanks Greg ! We’re learning something new every day eh?? We appreciate you following along!

  • @rickynsue
    @rickynsue Год назад +2

    There is oil on the heat exchanger that burns off it will clear up

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Phewf , yup growing pains with new installs for sure

  • @davidnichols147
    @davidnichols147 Год назад +2

    Fabulous!

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Thanks David !! Glad you enjoyed it !

  • @humanafterall2076
    @humanafterall2076 Год назад +3

    Keep a good eye on that heater. CO poisoning is a sneaky beast. And I would walk away from a half completed Chinese heater at all costs. In fact any heater. If it’s not 100% from the factory then it’s your life on the line.
    Good luck though and I have my fingers crossed for you

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад +2

      Oh not to worry we are super safety conscious , and we have all the alarms installed and in working order to detect any breaches. And the next time we fire this bad boy up we will be doing a whole slew of testing at the initial startup all over again. Good news is that we are currently somewhere where heat is not required !!!! Lol. But yes thank you for your concerns, we do appreciate it :)

    • @humanafterall2076
      @humanafterall2076 Год назад +1

      @@sailingjoco safe travels guys

  • @helimx
    @helimx Год назад +2

    I've got an espar installed in my sprinter build. If I were to do it all over I'd go with a Chinese heater instead. But, since they are so inexpensive I'd have a spare heater at all times in case of failure.
    In 3+ years of having the espar the only issues I've had are due to me not doing the servicing and maintenance on time. I can't stress that aspect enough. Do the preventative maintenance on your heaters.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Awesome thanks for your tip ! Another comment said the same thing too 👌
      Yeah for the inexpensive price of these ones, definitely worth it to have a spare on board just in case and you’re STILL ahead of the game.

  • @johnmeldrum4717
    @johnmeldrum4717 11 месяцев назад +2

    The exhaust silencer are not sealed the need to be welded around the edge .
    It's great to have a heat source on board

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  11 месяцев назад

      We are happy to have a heat source on board too - but hopefully won’t have to use it for a while ;-)

    • @johnmeldrum4717
      @johnmeldrum4717 11 месяцев назад

      I've fitted one last year which heats the front half of my boat . I will fit a second one soon to warm the upper saloon/gally . My boat is 40ft with a lot of windows so on frosty damp days it is chilly .
      Thanks for sharing your experiences.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  10 месяцев назад

      We can relate to that for sure! But you know there’s only one true cure ….. TROPICS!! 🤪🌴
      Thanks for following along , we really appreciate it !

  • @mazdarx7887
    @mazdarx7887 Год назад +2

    Those paragliders are the chinese air force, first they sent an unmanned balloon to test the winds, this recon team.

  • @SMM-Mystery
    @SMM-Mystery Год назад +2

    I hope you installed a Co2 Detector

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Of course we do have ! Safety first. Thanks for your concern :)

  • @jimlofts5433
    @jimlofts5433 Год назад +3

    hi anyone installing a diesel heater should watch youtube vids from John McK he has16+ vlogs on them and some info on problems

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад +1

      Oh !! Awesome thanks for the info , I’m sure a lot of people can benefit from that

    • @richardk.4131
      @richardk.4131 9 месяцев назад

      Yeah John's playlist is an amazing resource for these heaters. For everyone's benefit here is the link...
      ruclips.net/p/PLne7MoW21Rk01DYGGfOqIbYt6H1ZFSFks

  • @Adam-en4zm
    @Adam-en4zm 9 месяцев назад +1

    Do you have a link to the video showing you how to diagnose and fix common diesel heater exhaust leaks? I think I have the same problem on my unit.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  9 месяцев назад

      Hey Adam oh no sorry to hear ! There isnt one specific video we found , Jeff did video and blog / Reddit type of research on it and combined everything be learned for us to make this video. Have you tried all the steps we did ?

    • @Adam-en4zm
      @Adam-en4zm 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@sailingjoco I'm going to the boat today to try out some of the things you did. Essentially you just hit the glow plug boot and fuel inlet gasket with some permatex red gasket maker, correct?

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  9 месяцев назад +1

      Yup basically !

  • @SMM-Mystery
    @SMM-Mystery Год назад +2

    Jeff gets the stuff done, what she does is still to be discovered.. other than continue to show cooking stuff.. which by the way is really old.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Hahahha :) you’re funny. Thanks for your comment !

  • @elmorosso
    @elmorosso Год назад +3

    the audio is really bad.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад +1

      Oh really ? On my end it seems fine. Thanks for your comment tho, will see if anyone else has issues with it.
      Hope you enjoyed the vid anyway!

    • @yachtlaina1304
      @yachtlaina1304 Год назад +2

      Audio fine for me.

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      Thanks Lalna !

  • @SMM-Mystery
    @SMM-Mystery Год назад +4

    Nobody enjoys your commentary.. "Oh snap, put a Wrap Wrap Wrap Wrap on that Babe and my Captain crap..."

    • @sailingjoco
      @sailingjoco  Год назад

      You are such a comedian , love it ! 😂