Bus Build Episode 47 - Diesel Heater Install - Interior Work

Our Skoolie gets some heat! I installed the diesel heater that we have had for over a year now. I was so detailed in my filming that the original video was over 3 hours! No one wants to hear me drone on for over 3 hours. So, I split it into 3 and heavily edited it.
I hope this video gives some good information and helps with your heater install. Please leave any questions in the comments and I'll try to answer them.
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[@robertjude8261]

Couldn’t you just use the existing Diesel tank on the bus rather than wasting time with the separate tank/transfer pump?

[@genxers]

Yes, I could but that comes with it's own problems. I talk about it in part 2 of these videos. I've seen and heard of people using the main tank of the bus for their heater as well but get into trouble when they are parked for a long while and use the heater a lot then don't have enough fuel to run the bus to get out of where they are. Becomes a whole hassle for them. I'm pretty sure that would not happen to us but I want to keep the chassis systems and living space systems completely separate. Just a weir quirk I have.

[@patricklockerby4308]

"No one wants to hear me drone on for over 3 hours."
Have you got aomething against masochists ? 🙂
It may help others to know that a turret plate could be used instead of the supplied mounting plate.

[@genxers]

LOL. Even masochists don't want that kind of suffering.
I didn't even think of a turret plate. That's a great idea. I would have saved the taping. That would have been a much better option on my camperette when we installed the heater in it. A great idea.