eberspacher vs. webasto

Profpinz · Post by **Profpinz** » Sat Jan 05, 2008 3:22 pm

Interesting intall Jay.
I too replaced an original Eberspacher but took a slightly different approach, however I guess we both ended up with same end result!

lindenengineering · Post by **lindenengineering** » Sat Jan 05, 2008 9:14 pm

Peter
That is still a very nice install. Congrats mate.
By the way you can now get a fresh air sensor for that installation.
It replaces that strip cover behind the intake cap with a similar unit and a pig tail wire sensor.
Dennis

Profpinz · Post by **Profpinz** » Sat Jan 05, 2008 11:56 pm

G'Day Dennis, Happy New Year to you and yours mate!

I must admit I haven't had much use from the heater lately, as driving the vehicle these last few months, it's generally hotter in the cab than if I had the heater (or even two or three) on full blast anyway!

What's the advantage of running a fresh air sensor Dennis?

lindenengineering · Post by **lindenengineering** » Sun Jan 06, 2008 9:47 am

Peter.
The fresh air sensor is employed to modulate fuel consumption flow according to ambient air intake and internal cab temps.
If you want one and can't locate one Down Under, let me know and I will find on for you.

By the way for Hafn if you see this, Webasto isn't taking orders until the 8th of Jan due to inventory and production audits.

Dennis

hrafn · Post by **hrafn** » Tue Jan 08, 2008 4:40 pm

By the way for Hafn if you see this, Webasto isn't taking orders until the 8th of Jan due to inventory and production audits.

Okay Dennis, whenever you can get the connector is fine with me. Just PM me when it comes in.

Thanks,