Anyone got any experience with these units?
Im led to believe that they are digitally controlled which can prove difficult to get round?
Has anyone done it? I'm wondering if one of these might be able to be sourced from a New(ish) land/rangerover and grafted into a van somehow.....?
Webasto thermo top V
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Re: Webasto thermo top V
Best get yourself onto a landrover forum like DISCO3.CO.UK there are some people that have delved into these beasts - what I remember is that land rover ones are tied into the vehicles electronics so are a sod to use in another vehicle. Why not just use an air heater?
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Re: Webasto thermo top V
land rover ones are tied into the vehicles electronics
I thought as much.
Just looking at options really, wouldn't mind having the engine preheat option for very cold climates, been toying with the idea of underfloor heating also.....
Saw an full, brand new, Eber Hydronic set up go on the auction site the other day for £360! Not bad.
As it happens, i was going to be knocking on your door fairly soon...... I just bought a 24v Webasto HL32 and figured you would be the man to talk to......