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Night Heater
Bit of advice please - My heater has seized, I'm living without it for the summer. Been quoted £400 to replace and think money would be better used for a night heater. My question is can a night heater be used whilst the van is being driven - its a diesel by the way.
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Re: Night Heater
Yes.
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Re: Night Heater
Remove the dash yourself using the wiki article and fix the heater yourself. Now is the time when it's warm and 'supposedly' dry
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Re: Night Heater
£400.00 !!!!
New blower motor £38.00
About 4 - 5hrs for a tradesperson...around £180 - £225
Not a massively technical job just time consuming, certainly not beyond you average/good DIYer
Martin

New blower motor £38.00
About 4 - 5hrs for a tradesperson...around £180 - £225
Not a massively technical job just time consuming, certainly not beyond you average/good DIYer
Martin
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Re: Night Heater
I agree do it your self I just have not too tough at all.
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Re: Night Heater
Did have a good look at wiki. Can only work on road and didn't fancy laying the steering wheel down. My thinking is still that money is better spent on a proper night heater. Thanks for the advice though
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Proper night heater will not keep your windscreen clear. 

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Re: Night Heater
Can do - my boat one is ducted to keep the screen clear.
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Boat yes, but wbx would mean pulling dash, cutting holes, running duct, yadda, yadda ... Might as well just fix/replace fan.Oldiebut goodie wrote:Can do - my boat one is ducted to keep the screen clear.
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