Sold New 12v Webasto Air Top 2000 STC underslung diesel heater kit.

[oldiebut goodie]

Will be listing it on the bay of E next week (March) as there is no interest here. ( I will not bother doing any more for our vans as the interest is so poor)


New 12v Webasto Air Top 2000 STC underslung diesel heater kit.
Proper sturdy Webasto mount - not one of the flimsy Ebay ones.
New, has been fitted once, not used and then tested by me after removal.
New 1m waterproof neoprene ducting + 0.8m interior ducting with clips. Duct joiner for passing through the floor.
New flat vent for air intake in step + ball vent for output.
New 1.3m total stainless exhaust pipe with silencer, clamps and brackets.
New fuel pump, fuel line, joining rubbers and clips. New tank fuel extraction pipe for a T6, ( Return line has been ruled out for use now as there is a non-return valve inside the pump which prevents fuel from being drawn back from the tank ), or, if you have a 6.1 you can use an elbow on the top of the in-tank pump - see last pic.
Length combustion air intake pipe with silencer.
New remote temperature sensor.
New Multicontrol controller.

£650 inc P&P UK only.

 

[Gsixty]

Hi @oldiebut goodie , I am interested in this. Would this line up with the OEM ducting to go up the B pillar please? Thanks

 

[oldiebut goodie]

No - totally different fitments. The OEM ducting is 90mm whereas the 2Kw heaters use 60mm. The OEM ducting is designed for the Air Top 3500 ST which is a lot bigger and heavier heater. People have used the OEM ducts with them with 90 - 60mm reducers but in my view that is just a bodge job.

 

[Gsixty]

No - totally different fitments. The OEM ducting is 90mm whereas the 2Kw heaters use 60mm. The OEM ducting is designed for the Air Top 3500 ST which is a lot bigger and heavier heater. People have used the OEM ducts with them with 90 - 60mm reducers but in my view that is just a bodge job.

Thanks, so what is the option if I want to use the B pillar |OEM please?

 

[oldiebut goodie]

Ideally you want to use a heater with 90mm outlet/inlet with the OEM mount. VW didn't produce a mount and ducting for the smaller 60mm heaters. The mount in my kit is made by Webasto for the T5/6/6.1 specifically for the 2 Kw heaters.

 

[Gsixty]

Ideally you want to use a heater with 90mm outlet/inlet with the OEM mount. VW didn't produce a mount and ducting for the smaller 60mm heaters. The mount in my kit is made by Webasto for the T5/6/6.1 specifically for the 2 Kw heaters.

Thanks, I remenber reading that its not good to use a bigger heater though.

 

[oldiebut goodie]

OEM fit was the 3500 which is 3.5Kw.
It all depends upon how you intend to use your heater, I fitted an Air Top Evo 40 4Kw heater to my van as it is a high top LWB with rear shower room/toilet and I want a lot of heat quickly. I don't use a heater for sleeping overnight, bedclothes are for keeping warm and I sleep with ventilation all year.

 

[Gsixty]

OEM fit was the 3500 which is 3.5Kw.
It all depends upon how you intend to use your heater, I fitted an Air Top Evo 40 4Kw heater to my van as it is a high top LWB with rear shower room/toilet and I want a lot of heat quickly. I don't use a heater for sleeping overnight, bedclothes are for keeping warm and I sleep with ventilation all year.

Thanks again. So would the 4kW heater fit with the OEM Step, B pillar and brackets to support the heater? Sorry for all thw questions

 

[oldiebut goodie]

Yes.

 

[oldiebut goodie]

Much more information here Fitting the OEM Auxillary Heating Ductwork

 

[oldiebut goodie]

Bumping - before ebaying it next week.

 

[Deleted member 21267]

Hi, do you install these as well? If so I would be interested to receive a quote, please - I'll PM you the details separately on request. Thanks, Paul

 

[oldiebut goodie]

No I am too old and infirm to install them.