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Diesel heater installation in the shed and ESSENTIAL UPGRADES
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2023
- THE EDITING WENT A BIT WRONG IN THE VIDEO BUT YOU GET THE IDEA OF IT ALL
ESSENTIAL UPGRADES WHEN INSTALLING YOUR DIESEL HEATER .can you install it on its side...
ENTERTAINMENT VIDEO NOT A TUTORIAL
Never thought about side on installation. Well done. 👍🏻
Yep but only on one side .it won't work the other way round
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC fuel to the top. I’m gonna try this with mine mate. This is very helpful if your in a restricted fitting area. Great option 👍🏻
@@randomtherapy yes mate fuel pipe to the top and it will work fine ..fuel at the bottom and you will get error codes..
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC brill. Now go and upgrade your roof to keep the heat in 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@randomtherapy i am looking out for some tin sheets .The plastic ones i used when i built it are shite..
Great that it worked sideways and looks really solid installation with the washers - great research ref 8kw being 5kw as great to know - all the best, David 👍
Cheers David ...
About time I fitted it properly.
I've got a few bits of tidying up to do like...
Hope You and Rachel are well.
All the best Terry
Excellent video. Really good stuff VFT
thanks very much
Had my heater on van 5 years. Exhaust rots after a few years under a van. In a shed you could buy the extended exhaust pipe and use as a radiator.
I have sideways fitted for domestic use. 5-8kw. The pump certainly runs faster on lower setting, even in altitude mode than the 2kw on the van.
My exhast it exposed to the weather on the shed but no salt getting on it like on my van ..
I think my van heater exhast will rot first.
As regards to exhaust heating I wrapped good quality kitchen tin foil around exhaust and muffler its a cheapie way but works fine and cheapest running costs is kerosene and 25% 30%b motor oil any more of a mix and it smells. It's working fine for me .Hope this will be of some help.
I've noticed a drip of kerosene oil from the air intake pipe I think it may be the exhaust as i have it upright any info would be appreciated
nice, I enjoyed it... I ordered a unit but yet have had time to install in my little radio shack shed.
Will be nice and toasty warm soon then.. thanks for watching..
Hi, good job, thank you !
Thanks very much
Thanks for this! Does your heater still work either no issues mounted on its side?
Yeah it's working fine ...dont forget it will only work on this side ..not the other way...
Great video mate, hope you find a van soon.
CHEERS David.. I'm looking every day..
I have seen one person also do. Is because there is a lot of heat coming from the exhaust itself. He extended the exhaust and used pipes for a bathroom to make a radiator from them with a few 90° elbows erc. before the exhaust went outside! Cool idea I thought.
Yeah I've seen that to..A good idea...
👍 Great work. Hope it keeps you toasty. Can you out the seller in the description for selling you an 8kw when it’s a 5kw so we can steer clear. Ok if you don’t want to, just asking.
I think every single seller claiming the heater is 8kw is telling porkies..After much researching I don't think they even exist....
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC 👍 Cheers.
Is the heater still performing well on its side ?
Yes perfect.... only works on the side I have it on ,if fitted the other way you have fuel isues
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC Great, hopefully fitting mine the same way this wkend
@colintaylor7088 great .. it will be fine 🙂
I've just fitted one in my garage works a treat, but could you do a video on how to get the remote working with the machine,as it doesn't give info in the instructions. Cheers
Yes I will do one on the remote it's quite easy
Had one of these for a while now just brought a second I know can be fitted on side as long as glow plug is at top but I'm wondering if you know if they can be fitted vertically on a wall with the hot air duct at bottom ? So glow plug still at top of install many thanks
Very good question...
I honestly don't know..
Would like to know the answer to that
Great Video as usual fella...... Question you said you are going to use the small fuel tank for your van is it for space reasons or does the smaller tank help in any way ?
its for space so i can put it under the seats ..5 litres is more than enough for a van . should get 25 hours on low from it .. Also i guess you could carry a small fuel can with 5 litres in if you need to
Have u seen how much these have gone up in price now mate it’s mad am pleased a bort mine before the did a payed £90 hopefully u get van soon looking forward to your videos
@@Lostsome No i have not seen the price increase ,i will take a look ..Thankfully i bought 2 before the increase..
thanks for watching and hope you stay for the van videos as well..
a t b Terry
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC u not had any luck with finding the right van mate
@@Lostsome seen a few but there all been builders vans and not very nice or they have 170 thousand mile on them ..i have around a 5k budget
Hi gfeat vis know its been a while but is it still working ok , does the clicking occur continuously or just on start up?
Yes still working fine..unfortunately the clicking continues although it does seem to quieten down after a while.
The clicking is the fuel pump by the way so it has to continue..
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC ah great Im hoping to install one in a man cave/ cinema shed in garden may look into getting it all outside and just a long pipe feeding in. Maybe an insulated wooden box
@MrRosstimmins out side is ok but keep the exhast output well away from the air input of the unit..
Now that it's been a year have there been any issue with running it sideways?
No it's working perfectly fine ..still going strong.. it will only work on this side though ...
excellent. That’s what I’ve read but have yet to see anyone do it for any length of time. Thanks
Thanks for the video really helpful as I plan on doing the same , is there any issue in putting the ticking pump outside ?
I can't see a problem with the pump outside ...try to keep it dry and it will be ok
@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC thank you your video is a great help
@@roryfinnegan1070 no problem ..glad it helped...
Why did you put out the intake pipe? One hole in the wall (for exhaust) I think would be enough. I've mounted one heater those days, but I had a different approach than yours. I'll post the video soon. Thank you for sharing!
I've seen the air Intake pipe leak exhast gas when a fault happens .to keep me safe ...as per instructions it goes outside..not that many buyer get instructions ...its best to be as safe as possible.
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC Understand your point. I use it in my workshop that is not insulated, therefore those small leaks are of little impact from safety point of view. But I'll watch that and if the case, I'll put the intake outside. Thank you.
@@Machiuka no problem .... Ive only seen it on you tube once and it got me nervous about it been inside that's all.its probably rare but I'll take no chances
@@VANFLIPPINGTASTIC You may see here my setup: ruclips.net/video/zwiUZDWO-8M/видео.html
Another reason to get air from outside is that combustion air needs to be replaced in your space. If your intake is inside, not only will it be taking heat out, it will also require make-up air that will come back in as a leak from somewhere else.
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