Dodge Journey 2010 Diesel - Parking heater installation
#1
Dodge Journey 2010 Diesel - Parking heater installation
Hi,
Some time ago i bought this Dodge Journey 2010 Diesel. I had Webasto ThermoTop C in my old car and im planning to install it to Dodge.
I've allready removed webasto from old car, and now starting installation to Dodge.
I've seek info for fuel line assembly, and it seems that i need to remove fuel tank to get to fuel pump. Webasto installation guide tells me to drill a hole to fuel pump itself, sounds a bit crazy tho.
I found some videos on youtube where they took tank off and shows where fuel pump is, and it seems that there is no outlets in fueltank.
Any hints?
Also, has anyone removed 2nd row seats and interiors? Is there any holes, what has rubber caps on? Im seeking way to get above the tank inside car. I could drill small hole from there and
install webasto fuel line from there. Tank seems to be plastic, and pretty thick. So it could easily be drilled, threaded and glued with proper fuel connection that can be build from brakeline connections or that kind of pipe/connectors.
Some time ago i bought this Dodge Journey 2010 Diesel. I had Webasto ThermoTop C in my old car and im planning to install it to Dodge.
I've allready removed webasto from old car, and now starting installation to Dodge.
I've seek info for fuel line assembly, and it seems that i need to remove fuel tank to get to fuel pump. Webasto installation guide tells me to drill a hole to fuel pump itself, sounds a bit crazy tho.
I found some videos on youtube where they took tank off and shows where fuel pump is, and it seems that there is no outlets in fueltank.
Any hints?
Also, has anyone removed 2nd row seats and interiors? Is there any holes, what has rubber caps on? Im seeking way to get above the tank inside car. I could drill small hole from there and
install webasto fuel line from there. Tank seems to be plastic, and pretty thick. So it could easily be drilled, threaded and glued with proper fuel connection that can be build from brakeline connections or that kind of pipe/connectors.
#3
Here in Finland winter weathers are like -20 to -30 celcius, so its good to heat car engine and inside of it before driving.
https://www.webasto.com/us/markets-products/light-duty-vehicles/heating-systems/
https://www.webasto.com/us/markets-products/light-duty-vehicles/heating-systems/products/thermo-top-c/
You can google webasto, its not new invention but not used in warm countries.
In Finland we need more webasto kind of heaters than AC
Last edited by Tumphu; 09-27-2018 at 11:11 AM.