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Originally Posted by 99 to Life
that heater looks awesome, def something to think about. Let us know how it works and sounds. I spent hours routing my heater hose and getting coolant all over me. 1st heater/ac unit I had was garbage, so I had to replace it. Ever since I hooked up my heater I now can't seem to get an air pocket out of the system, either that or ironically my temp gauge is malfunctioning. anyway, I like the fact that this is a USA brand and they have some confidence in their product.
Nice panels
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Ya since my exhaust is in the way of any stock heater, I was looking aftermarket anyways. I hooked it up when I got it. I'd say it works similar to the high low of a 110V house heater for heat. Fan was quiet and moved a good amount of air. I would recommend so far.
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Originally Posted by Henney
Lookin killer. What's on the far left of your electrical panel? Are you planning to put a cover over it?
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Thanks. Far left is my glow plug relay timer, usually on the motor. I'm thinking I will put some smoked lexan over the lower portion.
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Originally Posted by Jay92
Excited to see this truck out and about this summer! I had a shop in Breslau (beside the airport) up until April when I moved to London.
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Oh it will be out and all about.
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Originally Posted by RockinKees
That looks really clean!
Now I know for sure I have to make a new fusepanel....
Nice little heater too!
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Thanks Kees
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Originally Posted by 47 Fasttoys
High quality looking job on the wiring Lower. Make that 3X or 4X on the heater deal. The one in my '46 is a POS and I'm looking for an original to rebuild or a quailty alternative.
Rob
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Thanks 47
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Originally Posted by 65sub
Great heater idea. I'll save that site for later
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Thanks I figure for the small amount of time it will be used, it's a much better option. Also I have a rebuilt 110A altinator.