dm_td5 wrote:

dgardel: How in hell do you keep the Defender THAT clean? Do you drive into a canal every week to wash it?

Hemmm

photos taken from www.entreq.de.

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dgardel wrote:

dm_td5 wrote:

dgardel: How in hell do you keep the Defender THAT clean? Do you drive into a canal every week to wash it?

Hemmm

photos taken from www.entreq.de.

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BigMike wrote:

dg, do you have these parts in your kit? Apparently you need them for a landrover installation. I know that you know what you're doing, but this has just been highlighted to me that its extra from the kit itself and needs buying.

Hose - Part/No 33894A
T Piece for fuel connection - Part/No 66944A

I use the "T" for the fuel line and the thermostatic valve 19873A:

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because have a better efficiency (no losses) when the heater is switched off than the "in-line solution (my first idea):

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The connections for the Puma is:



Here same draws

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On the Defender, I chosen to install the heater using the e-ntreq solution

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Last, 7 days Timer also:

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cobs wrote:

dgardel - is the non return valve a Webasto product or Entreq?

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Sonic3d wrote:

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Been there done that and learnt the hard way easiest option is a separate tank it only needs to be a few litres as they use next to no fuel.

Is an option on mine mind............thinking about the place on the truck

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Finnskogingen wrote:

Webasto comes as standard equipment here in Norway. Works great! I have a video on youtube of my puma with webasto heather. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9D5btyUS2o

Could you make same photos especially for the burner position (seems on the right, on the internal part of the Defender frame) and where the webasto water pipes are connected (closer the cabin heater valve? [closer to the brake servo]).

And a photos where the small pipes (the pipe that came from the car radiator) is connected to the engine expansion tank.

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Sonic3d wrote:

Teeing into the fuel line won't work as the solenoid pump will not have enough suction to pull the fuel up the landrover fuel pipe. Webasto and Eberspacher fuel pumps need to use the supplied suction pipe which is approx 2mm Id bore. Been there done that and learnt the hard way easiest option is a separate tank it only needs to be a few litres as they use next to no fuel.