Ford Transit Van Build | Installing the Webasto Air Top 2000 Heater | Learn from our Mistakes!

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  • čas přidán 25. 08. 2022
  • In this video we show how to install the Webasto Air Top 2000 heater under the front passenger seat in our van. A special shout-out to @RichBuilt - his installation helped us a ton, and we highly recommend reviewing his work as well! There were some big learnings here, so be sure to watch until the end to make sure you don't make the same mistake if you plan to do this as well!
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Komentáře • 11

  • @engingenisel3661
    @engingenisel3661 Před měsícem

    Güzel tanıtım benim de ford transit 350e van im var ona takacağım çok işime yarayacak teşekkür ederim

  • @wildwoodovensbbqs
    @wildwoodovensbbqs Před rokem +2

    Under the seat mounting looks like a nightmare on every level… I was going to do it but found a much better location for my needs

  • @scotttannehill3533
    @scotttannehill3533 Před rokem +1

    Great video detail. I am getting ready to install my espar heater under the passenger seat of my Transit van. So timely information for me.
    My one comment is regarding your exhaust pipe out location. It looks like the outlet location may discharge carbon monoxide under the van. I believe it should go past the outside wall a couple inches for safety. I may want greater separation distance between the air intake and exhaust for the same reason. Look into it as It is worth considering! Far Out Ride discusses on his website as well.
    Keep up the good vid's, it is appreciated by all of us just getting started. Today I start my floor installation.

    • @blazingwanderers
      @blazingwanderers  Před rokem

      Thank you for that observation - good point. It may not be obvious in the video, but the exhaust does go to the inside edge of the van. Good points- will take this into consideration moving forward. Good luck on your flooring!

  • @lannyandroxanneadvantures2546

    really detailed work... nice My question is, why didn't you use the kit for the extra port? all the video's I have seen use that. i just installed that port and now I am no sure I did the right thing

    • @blazingwanderers
      @blazingwanderers  Před rokem +1

      Thank you for the comment! Are you referring to the fuel line tap add-on port?

    • @lannyandroxanneadvantures2546
      @lannyandroxanneadvantures2546 Před rokem

      @@blazingwanderers yes,
      I'm installing a Bison 2000a gas heater from General Components. Claims it works at high al altitudes

  • @larryvito8769
    @larryvito8769 Před 13 dny +1

    STOP!!! Everyone who hasn't installed their standpipe yet, please read this!! I just installed my stanpipe and had lots of trouble making it fit. It was looking good until I tried to install one of the fuel lines. I just managed to squeeze it on by turning a qurarter turn. All of these problems could be avoided by buying the Espar/Webasto straight fuel pipe. Do not buy the one with the U shaped curve because the fitting that screws into the top of the sender is way too big!!! You can avoid the problems shown in this video and the ones I made by gettong the right standpipe. I almost destroyed my sender by using the wrong standpipe. A new one costs almost $500.00

    • @blazingwanderers
      @blazingwanderers  Před 11 dny

      Thanks for the update to the installation. We have had ours installed for almost 2 years, and have had zero issues with our system, but if I had to do it again we would definitely use your recommendation. Thanks for the info!

  • @user-cu9hg2xb5q
    @user-cu9hg2xb5q Před 10 měsíci

    link to rubber connector?