night heater on 2.0
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night heater on 2.0
hi all, is it possible to fit a night heater to the 2.0 petrol? if so is there a recommended one and where would be the best place for it?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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- Billybongo123
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Re: night heater on 2.0
Ours is a webasto airtop 200 or summat. It's great. I'd fit yourself as there's not that much too it. If you want any pics etc let me know.
Marc
Marc
We love our rusty Bongo "Billy", despite his many faults!
Re: night heater on 2.0
cheers mark, is yours a 2.5 diesel bongo, and does the night heater run off diesel or can it run off petrol too? To be honest i'm not sure how they actually work
Will be definitely investing is one before summer is finished
Will be definitely investing is one before summer is finished
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Re: night heater on 2.0
pics would be great too kev
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Re: night heater on 2.0
Tomorrow I'll send you some, pm me your email
We love our rusty Bongo "Billy", despite his many faults!
Re: night heater on 2.0
The two big players are Webasto and Eberspacher, although there are Chineese makes for a lot less £££.
They will use diesel or petrol, but are not dual fuel, and if buying used make certain it's 12v not 24v.
There is the option to fit a small diesel tank somewhere just to supply the heater, and you could use red diesel in that, but running from the main tank is likely easier and less chance of forgetting to fill up or fuel going bad in the tank.
They will use diesel or petrol, but are not dual fuel, and if buying used make certain it's 12v not 24v.
There is the option to fit a small diesel tank somewhere just to supply the heater, and you could use red diesel in that, but running from the main tank is likely easier and less chance of forgetting to fill up or fuel going bad in the tank.
Re: night heater on 2.0
Thats excellent thanks for the responses, that gives me some options. i remember when i was an apprentice and i tried to jump stat a car with a truck (was working on trucks) 24v-12v well i think you know the result, never made that mistake again looong time ago n that
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Re: night heater on 2.0
Yes.
A seperate tank which only feeds the heater will not be subject to road fuel duty as it is not powering the engine.
A seperate tank which only feeds the heater will not be subject to road fuel duty as it is not powering the engine.
Re: night heater on 2.0
bob is right because you are not using it for road use, you can use red diesel in generators and diesel heaters as well as plant vehicles, need to find a way of registering the bongo as a plant vehicle
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Re: night heater on 2.0
It would be worthwhile checking the FRENCH regulations regarding the fuel, also its advisable to get your Insurance policy to cover the flame thrower in/on the vehicle.
Good Luck
Good Luck
Re: night heater on 2.0
like that, flowers. yeah i didnt consider the french side of things as they are strict as hell with vehicle regs but its all good cos ma bongos a petrol 2.0 and i dont really want to have 2 fuel types on board. The paints done so also she's looking very smart and clean considering she has 160000 on the clock. just that bloody alt pulley(which i'm waiting on direct from japan) and that radiator support. Waxoyl arrives tomorrow and i got plenty rust converter left over. Then finally upgrades lovin' it
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