Propex HS2211:
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| Propex heater kit |
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| Rear cabin heater blower box w outlet hose removed , test fitting ABS pipe fitting. |
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| Rear blower box from below. |
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| Misc selection of ABS fittings and hose connectors for this project. |
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| Broader view of work area |
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| Plenty of open space even w driveline running down the middle. |
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| Propex heater fitted for testing clearances etc. this will be the final installation position. |
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| View of the aluminum brackets I rigged up w some VW radiator fan rubber dampeners to isolate vibrations/sound. |
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| Final propex heater location. Fresh air inlet is Teed into rear heater inlet and the hot air outlet is teed into the rear heater outlet. No holes in body/floor required. |
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| This is the fresh air inlet for the rear heater, now shared w the propex heater. |
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| And this is the rear cabin heater outlet also now shared with the propex heater. |
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| View from rear looking forward. The Propane tank was from a Vanagon T3 or an older T2 bus. |
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| Front view. |
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| Thermostat control for heater. Reachable from drivers seat with the ole reach-around technique ;-) |
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| Close up of heater switch. |
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| Wiring routing for heater. This follows under the pedestal track of the jump seat and gets 12v pwr from the aux battery under driver’s seat. |
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| A short run of wiring at the bottom of the B column I opted not to route under the panel. The plastic was not agreeable to being removed so I made this small compromise that is hidden behind the jump seat when installed, which for me is most of the time. |
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| Ver. 1.0 LPG Tank view from side. I’ve since installed a new slightly bigger tank I got from GoWesty when they were having a big sale. |
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| Here’s ver. 2.0 |
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