D defender300 New Member Nov 12, 2009 #1 I have a defender 300 tdi with an auxiliary diesel burning heater installed in it. Can someone please tell me where exactly it would be located....posting a picture a it will be really helpful too...thanxx...rgds,
I have a defender 300 tdi with an auxiliary diesel burning heater installed in it. Can someone please tell me where exactly it would be located....posting a picture a it will be really helpful too...thanxx...rgds,
hughesy Well-Known Member Nov 12, 2009 #2 Hang on. I'll just pop round to your place and take a picture of your landy so you can have a look on here and see where the heater is
Hang on. I'll just pop round to your place and take a picture of your landy so you can have a look on here and see where the heater is
D defender300 New Member Nov 13, 2009 #3 hughesy said: Hang on. I'll just pop round to your place and take a picture of your landy so you can have a look on here and see where the heater is Click to expand... i was asking about the picture of the auxiliary heater unit only....not the picture of it in fitted in my landy...duhhhhh
hughesy said: Hang on. I'll just pop round to your place and take a picture of your landy so you can have a look on here and see where the heater is Click to expand... i was asking about the picture of the auxiliary heater unit only....not the picture of it in fitted in my landy...duhhhhh
Griffdowg New Member Nov 13, 2009 #4 D300, it could be anywhere. you dont say if you have a 90 or 110. behind seats, under seats, in battery box, in other side box, under the wings in engine bay, in rear load space. those should get you started. why not trace the fuel lines from the fuel tank until you find it? G
D300, it could be anywhere. you dont say if you have a 90 or 110. behind seats, under seats, in battery box, in other side box, under the wings in engine bay, in rear load space. those should get you started. why not trace the fuel lines from the fuel tank until you find it? G
ratty I'm not special I'm limited edition Nov 14, 2009 #5 Why not just turn it on and watch where the exhaust gasses come from and where the whirring noise is?
Why not just turn it on and watch where the exhaust gasses come from and where the whirring noise is?