I would recommend having the exhaust extended to run somewhere outside of the camper walls. Carbon dioxide and monoxide are both colorless and odorless, not worth risking yours, your friends or your families life

Step one: Throw the instructions in the trash. Step two: Refer to YT😂 Idea for the exhaust. Get rid of the worthless muffler and drill a hole in the side skirt just big enough for the exhaust pipe to go through. Then it goes to the open air. Great video homie. Thanks.

Great vid ,,Ive installed many diesel heaters in semi trucks over the years,the easiest way to know where the pipes go,,the fuel inlet always runs beside the cold inlet,keep your inlet and exhaust pipes run on a downward angle,in case of any water intrusion,,great install brad.

I installed mine with the exhaust like an exhaust pipe on your car . The end must be past the body so exhaust fumes don’t accumulate under the vehicle and seep inside your rig . I also ran the exhaust pipe thru a six inch piece of water pipe with a flange on the end where in ran thru the floor of my rig. You can screw the flange Down on the floor . It really worked out well .

Helpful video, thanks. You got lucky missing those frame ribs! To any others attempting this, its likely better to drill pilot holes from the bottom up, then align the heater from above 😉

Brad, you have done the very best presentation of this Diesel Heater have seen. Excellent. always, Tommy🤠

A lot of people have no idea what process you have to go through to put a ceiling in a box truck, and I understand there's hundreds a vids on KZfaq that shows you how, but every bit of knowledge we can gather helps.

You don't want your exhaust anywhere near your air intake hose. You'll just be sucking exhaust back into your heater and it won't have enough oxygen to burn properly. Looking at your wooden floor cutout, it looks like you will be a little close to that wood and could cause a fire so I'd keep an eye on that!

Great video Brad, you have the best video on youtube right now regarding the install of the diesel heater, thank you for taking the time on that rainy day to make this video!

I'm sooo glad these exist! Thank you to solo female van life for referring me to you

Looks easy enough when YOU install it. Impressive painting job. If I did that I would need 6 drop clothes and be wearing the paint :)

Hi Brad, I agreed with you and bought and received a HCalory one, the latest design in grey. I wanted to add a fuel filter, so opened it up to see that it already had one. However, a fuel filter is meant to protect the pump, but they installed it between pump and burner, not only that but the installed it back to front. The outlet should be at the top, it was at the bottom. They attached the pump so high with the outlet touching the top of the casing that the bend of the hose to come down completely closed up the hose. The tank should be higher than the pump to gravity feed fuel to the pump, but the pump was quite a bit higher than the tank's outlet. I wrote to HCalory and the eBay supplier wanting my money back. However, the problem is, I can order another portable one, even from another brand (same factory?) and it will be exactly the same. Several people also have promoted these heaters, but I doubt taht any of them ever opened one to find all these problems.

Thanks for the video. You have a great voice for doing videos and the content is very helpful for me. I will be installing my first Diesel Heater in my motorhome as backup heating. There are very few videos explaining how they are installed. A suggestion if you will allow me is to become more conscious of what the camera is actually seeing, how the area is lit and how to be less jarring when you move the camera. I know that's annoying stuff to learn and keep track of at first but it will help with your viewers. I suspect you are going to be popular. Good luck.

You got super lucky missing those ribs

Hi, Thank You. I just bought one for my house (travel Trailer).

I heard the metal silver one gets super hot 🔥

You say at the start of your video it's pretty cool, it's probably because it's not switched on yet 😊

So how's it working for you now? Any suggestions? How about a follow up on lessons learned. Thanks, great video.

Instead of attaching the fuel line to the tank inside that box, could you simply plug the fuel line into the nipple on a promasters main tank connector between the two seats? Android diesel directly from the promasters main tank. Any thoughts. Between the driver seat and the passenger seat on a promaster there is a box in the floor and inside that box there is an auxiliary nipple that you can connect a bundy tap. Its how you install a webasto directly to the main diesel tank.

Simple. Intake air is right beside the fuel line, and exhaust is furthest away.

great video.thank u for yourwork

Dude, u didn't show us how u hooked up ur power supply??

what about the wiring? everywhere I look it says straight from the battery ie no fuse but surely it would be safer through a fuse board?

Also, try holding the up arrow and down arrow to prime the pump.

thank you for having the only real install video on youtube that isnt a tear down of the unit install! how has this heater done for you since youve installed it? any problems you ran into with exhaust or anything?

If you hold the top left and top right buttons it will go into prime mode!!! Probably not helpful when you installed it but good for reference. 😂😂

15:54 you need switch the LCD controller and the motherboard to the old CLD works lote better you can adjust the fuel pump from the old one

Rock on brother

great video, Question for you, My exhaust pipe burns the grass when I sit it outside of my van. Will the temp burn the plywood without it being protected? I didn't take the heat gun to mine yet but will this winter.

Does the exhaust gets hot or is a special material that doesn't gets hot ?

Does it work plugged into cigarette lighter ?

Brad, What if you didn't run the pipe that brings in the (to be heated) air through the floor, let it open to the room instead. That way, the air being pulled in would already be warmed. Wouldn't that work?

Don't use foam on the exhaust pipe. It gets too hot. Use a high temp silicone product that's rated for at least 700 degrees.

Whats the dimensions hwd please

mines getting E-10.. its brand new.. I primed it for about 2 mins.. I can hear the ticking of the pump.. and fan blows... turns off after a few mins

Good video. Thanks! 1) Are you smelling exhaust inside the van? 2) Does the heater work okay in freezing temps? 3) Any idea how many hours you can run it at a specific temp before running out of fuel?

Thanks for another good video. It looks like the exhaust pipe could get mud and debris thrown into it from the tire. Is that a concern?

Does it have to be connected to a battery at all times in order to work?

What’s the price for this ??

Do you get a diesel odor from the unit? What is the fuel consumption?

You forget the electric part

Any specific advantage to a diesel heater vs a propane one?

Is it plug into battery

Hey Brad! Id love to get in contact with you. Love your work at the Greater reset and all of your You Tube Videos.

Mine goes to 11

Too much hot exhaust on that tire. It will dry out and blow going down the road!

No one shows where the oil goes into the heater or how much it burns

Not a good idea bro, if that exhaust leaks it's going to kill you.

Maybe mention which unit it is. Brand&size