Find out how our Webasto Gas Heater has been working for the last 6 months in our Class C RV? Was it worth it? Plus see how I fixed the noisy fuel-pump problem.

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00:00 - 6 Months After Installing The Webasto Air Top STC Heater
01:53 - Heating Our RV With The Webasto AirTop 2000
04:10 Other Features of the Webasto Gas Heater
05:18 Adding Filter to Air Intake
06:08 Modifications Made To The Installation
07:43 How To Fix / Silence Noisy Clicking or Knocking Fuel Pump (common in Diesel Heater)
10:38 Exhaust Pipe Modifications for Better Efficiency
11:35 How Much Fuel Does The Webasto Heater Use?
12:48 How Much Electricity Does The Webasto Heater Use?
13:52 Is The Webasto Reliable and Worth The Price?

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MORE ABOUT THE NOISY FUEL PUMP FIX:
The key was to make a mount to eliminate any metal-to-metal connection between the pump and the frame of the RV or van. Here's what I did using spare parts. Using some firm plastic packing material, a thin rubber strap and a couple Velcro cable ties, I created a padded shock mount for the fuel pump. The first step was to carve out a groove for the pump to sit firmly. Then I cut slots on either side of the padding and slid the rubber piece and Velcro cable tie through to hold the pump in place. Finally, I used washers and long screws to anchor the packing material to the frame of the RV. Be sure there's no connection between the screws and pump.

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