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A bit last minute.com but I am doing an overnighter tomoz and my thoughts turned to heating etc as it will be brass monkeys. I've read it's possibly to run the Ebber overnight on a low heat, however, I've no idea when it was last serviced so I am reluctant to take any chances. I do have a CO2 alarm but I'm still nervous.

Getting to the point, my question is this where would you go to get an Eberspacher serviced? Garage? Camping shop? I'm based in the South, Hampshire/Wiltshire/Dorset borders.

Thanks in advance for your help.

There is no need for an alarm - the combustion air is drawn from outside and the exhaust is discharged outside. You are not taking any chances by running it whilst you are asleep.

Oldiebut goodie wrote:There is no need for an alarm - the combustion air is drawn from outside and the exhaust is discharged outside. You are not taking any chances by running it whilst you are asleep.

Thank you - I feel reassured (and will be warmer too)

my thanks to Oldiebut goodie as well for the reasurrance. As to servicing i found this on the internet recently (haven't tried them my self), i presume they do servicing
http://www.eberspacher.com/dealers/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

After having my Eber DL2 fixed, Id recommend Advanced Automotive in Ryde , Isle of Wight. Its a Nice day out also from the mainland.

NeilHarris wrote:After having my Eber DL2 fixed, Id recommend Advanced Automotive in Ryde , Isle of Wight. Its a Nice day out also from the mainland.

Unfortunately could also be an expensive one too once the crossing us factored in - thanks any way, thankfully it worked last night in -1oC so we were very toastie!

Does anyone know anyone nearer to London than the Isle of Wight who could service a D2L, as ours is not firing up? I've tried calling a few of the dealers/ servicing agents in the south east and none of them want to look at it. Apparently the D2L was made by Eberspächer as OEM part for VW, and so these heaters and any spare parts never made it to the UK.

Have you checked through the obvious, power/voltage/fuel etc?
Strip it yourself see Wiki. https://club8090.co.uk/wiki/Ca ... berspacher