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> Eberspacher heating in 914......, Anyone done it?
Rod
post Sep 16 2009, 05:10 AM
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I want to fit a header on my 914, and am looking into heating options. I could fit a tangerine heat exchanger or alternatively fit an eberspacher heater in the front. I would remove all the the piping in the cabin, install the heater in the front. The unit has an internal fan, so the original blower could be removed and the gas heater be installed in it's place, with the output pipes going to the air controllers on either side. The dash controls would then direct the hot air either up or down, and I'm sure the fan controller on the dash wiring could be modified to turn the heater on and off.

I'm not concerned about having cold air blown through the vents - if I want fresh air I open the window!

So does anyone know what the airflow is like out of the eberspacher? Would I need a seperate fan to increase airflow sufficiently?

Has anyone installed one in a 914 before??
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post Sep 16 2009, 11:16 AM
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A BN2 from a Beetle or type3 would be a nice addition in a 914. The flow is sufficient to heat a type-3 Squareback in winter no problem. The only issue I see is what to do about fogging the front windows. . . Without the heat blowing on the windshield, they will fog badly.
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