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- I will replace the original noisy fuel pump in my Chinese diesel heater with an upgraded "Ultra Quiet" fuel pump and test it. One of the biggest complaints of these heaters is the loud clicking coming from the fuel pump. Is this modification worth the time and money? I purchased mine from Ebay and it quickly sold out. Just search for "Ultra Quiet Chinese Diesel Heater Fuel Pump" on Ebay if you want to purchase one. www.ebay.com/i...
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Ear plugs are much cheaper, the wife snores louder than any fuel pump anyway.
LOL! Bingo!
My wife too! Hahahaha
obviously enough of a problem for you to watch the video.
Lol.. ya I guess.
😆 🤣 😂
The clip on the fuel pump wiring plug is designed to push in not to be pulled right out (* squeeze the wire clip in an then seperate the witing plug) saves loosing the clip while working on the pump, also no need to try to get the wire clip back into the slot when rejoining just leave the wire clip an push the plug socket back in till u hear it click.
Yea that sounds easier. Good thing is I only need to do it once hopefully. Thanks the the tip!
@@geenote some fuel injectors also use them!
@@johnbaum1000 Bosch style injectors specifically
I have the same ‘self-contained’ heater and removed the rubber pump mount altogether, then wrapped the pump in bubble wrap - made a vast reduction in the tapping noise.
I also have a Webasto heater on my boat - I removed the pump mount rubber from that and suspended the pump with Ty-raps - that is a better solution and is virtually silent!
I may due the same thing eventually. I think that is a popular solution. Thanks!
For best results: separate the pump, put it in a small box totally filled with fine sand (birds sand). If you suspend the box or put some soft rubber feet under it you will have a quit pump without any costs. Remember to mount the pump a little skew to prevent air enclosure.
I think that would do it although there isn't room to mount a box inside the case. Thanks!
@@geenote Put the pump in a car sponge or something similar. It's the brackets that transfers the tapping to the bodies shitty metal.
That constant clicking would drive me nuts. This video is very informative. Thanks
I'm working on lining the case with sound absorbing material. Thanks! 👍
ANY improvement over that infernal clicking is better so yeah, it was worth it. I'll be ordering one.
Thanks for the video.
I agree. Thanks!
I was going to make a video the same about this pump but just beat me to it I ordered my pump from China and it cost me £17 and it only took 2 weeks to come and the difference is amazing I can't hear the pump at all there is a slight ticking but it's not a problem anymore for me the pump is brilliant.
and you have the old pump as a backup. thanks for sharing
That's right. Thank you !
I swapped a standard pump for one of these from Ali express, mines bolted in the rubber mount to the van floor and was ready to try hanging it from cable ties but this pump is so quiet it’s not worth any more mods. When it’s very quiet I can only just hear it. I think they must have a rubber stop for the piston as the ‘clunk’ just doesn’t travel in the same way... very worthwhile indeed!
I need to try one from Ali Express because this one is not quiet. It is an improvement as it has a different sound but not "ultra quiet" like the description says. Thanks for sharing.
can you provide a link or any kind of additional information on the one you bought?
Seems like a worthwhile upgrade at that price. As you say, it’s improved the situation rather than solving the problem altogether but with the all in one heaters it’s likely the best you’ll get. The metal casing acts as a sound box with the pump bolted to the side, even allowing for the rubber holder. Not sure if anything else is possible but I think I’d look at an alternative attachment to reduce the sound a little more. A styrofoam block cut in half and hollowed out to clamp around the unit, instead of the rubber ring, comes to mind as an idea if there’s room to wedge it in place between the tank and the casing.I feel that disconnecting the mount from the case will help, though. After, that it’s down to ear plugs, I guess! 👍🏻
I agree. I might try to experiment around with the mount like you said but I'm always going to have it close by inside the all-in-one box. Thanks for the suggestions.
someone suggested allowing the pump to hang freely from a piece of leather
@@massa-blasta That makes sense. It's worth trying. Thanks!
Do you think that lining the outer unit with a foam might help ?
@@massa-blasta Just got my heater....It has the crappy soft fuel line...after i replace it with the right 2mm ID hard nylon fuel hose, thats what my pump AND nylon hose will be slung from soft hose for a quieter pump & fuel line (yes the nylon hose is so hard it echos the pulse also)
Small amount of clean engine oil mixed with the diesel makes them so much quieter 😊
I have not heard of doing that. I might try it. Thanks!
So, my question 3 years later.. How do you find the pump now? is there something even better ?. 👌👌
Best sound reduction I have seen so far on those pumps, involved using a couple of small bungies and supporting the inlet and exit fuel supply and suspending it from like a lid or seat area. This is more like on the one's not encased but good info.
I don't know how good it would work in an all-in-one unit like mine since it's pretty cramped and I move it around from place to place. It might be worth a try. Thanks !
I saw a video where a cup hook was screwed into wood above, then the fuel pump was suspended from the hook with a loosely fitted tie wrap ( zip tie. ) The zip tie went through the mounting hole on the pump bracket. After that it was super quiet ! HTH
I think I need to try something like that. Thanks!
I just wanted to comment, that a it seems like a large portion of noise comes from metal sheet transfering the vibrations from a pump. So In this case suggested solution should give a great results.
I have a heater in my shed. With the pump mount fastened to the shed wall the pump was very loud even when standing outside the shed. I suspended the pump in air with cable ties and now can't hear it at all outside and its much quieter inside too
Good to know! I might try to modify the mount but I'm limited on location with an all-in-one unit. Thanks for the input!
Yes, Sound Reduction by ‘Isolation’, your suspension, coupled with sound deadening material around physical pump is the ‘poor man’s way to go’.
🤔👍🏻🥰
There are rubber cases availabe. They look like a pink dildo but work pretty well.
I did something similar and it makes a world of difference. What I did was insulate the inside of a tupperware like container and suspended the pump inside it. I have the pump inside my van so I can still clearly hear it. However, it is night and day compared to before. Man that thing was loud. It sounded like someone knocking on my van door...lol.
I was tempted to just wrap the thing in insulation but I wasn't sure if it might overheat or something. Suspended in the container it at least has some air around it.
I did the same thing on my boat. Tick is almost inaudible now. I wonder if I can rig up a led indicator light to show its running..?
You can also add some foam around the pump safely and it will quiet it down considerably.
I did that already and it did help. 👍
Great to see the heater is mounted OUTSIDE. Myself, I would never mount my heater in th truck either. Safety reasons. Great video.
Seems safer outside plus I don't have much room in the truck anyway. Thanks 👍
It sounds a bit more quiet but for me the clicking sound actually puts me to sleep 😴 sounds like a clock 🕰 ticking away thanks for the video
😆 That's a good way to think about it....better than thinking someone keeps knocking on the door! Thanks!
I extend my fuel line and connect it under the van and back which helps alot.i fell for this pump £21 but I haven't connected it after buying it a year ago as I'm not convinced.so I find watching this Interesting.
I move my heater around so the pump has to be mounted inside the case. The upgraded fuel pump is slightly better than original.
Joe where did you buy your £21 quiet pump from? As I have ordered the pump on Amazon for my MoHo. Thanks
@@raykeogh1972 hi, from eBay there's green plastic on the ends ,I believe I typed quite parking diesel heater pump.
The fuel line between the pump & burner is too soft and is expanding on every pulse so replace it with a more rigid hose. This will provide better & cleaner combustion + help with the noise. A lot of noise is transferring to the steel enclosure thru the rubber pump bracket so get rid of it entirely. Suspending the pump from above and below on a leather or rubber strap or even the old fuel line, hold it to the pump body with another (larger) hose clamp. The idea is to let the pump float quietly in its mount.
Others have suggested the same. Sound like I need to make a couple modifications. Thanks.
You did and I put it into Amazon got nothing also put it into Google got nothing hence why I asked. Thanks anyway.
I suspect a bit of kilmat stuck to the outside of the steel panel would help with the echoed thump... and maybe some weighted blanket over the top. That cover is like a box drum.
I agree. Lining the cover should have been one of the first things I did to help with the noise. Thanks!
Add a piece of foam pipe insulation over the pump if there’s room. It will absorb some of the ticking noise.
I have already done that and yes it did help. Thanks!
try to decouple the pump from that rubber-like mounting bracket. The vibration is transferring thought the rubber to thin metal that works like a drum. Use some foamy material instead of the rubber.
The retaining clip on the pump is pushed down to free the electrical connector.no need to take it out .It has a nut on the end to clean the pump inside,thay are sound free when mounted away from the metal unit.
Good to know but nothing about this pump is quiet even if suspended with string. Thanks.
Haha I felt like a dumbass when I realized I just had to push in on the clip after removing it many times
@@juliogonzo2718 don't worry I call myself a dumbass every day
Please post a link to the original heater. Would you buy again? Why/why not? Does anyone make a heater that is already "quiet" when new? Thank you for a useful post.
My heater is not available from the same seller on Amazon I purchased for $111. I think they are all very similar as long as it is 5kw or 8kw. The tag on mine says "New Ideas". I think they are all a little noisy and there are many videos showing ways to silence the pump. This video might be helpful: th-cam.com/video/VjZU7Les19c/w-d-xo.html Thank you!
That fuel tank is incorrectly seated in the casing.... Have you got something out of placed or trapped under the tank....every time I open up the case and play about I get the same problem, tank not located correctly, usually if you pull the fuel cap back or forth it lines up and pops up into position where it should be....
Thanks for the video, just what I was looking for. I think I'll try and sound deaden the pump with some sort of fire proof wrap at a much cheeper cost... Mines located next to my campervan bed so it's so annoying. Thanks
I never did like the way the fuel tank lines up with the case. Thanks!
I wrapped mine in a foam pad. That makes it much better
I agree. I did the same and it helped dampen the sound. Thanks for sharing the feedback! 👍
Yes! $40 isn't much money, hell I tip my bartender more than that. Nice video!
That's right and your bartender is worth it! Thanks, Cheers!
Sweet! I live in a van got a heater the other day and yes it's a bit annoying trying to sleep.
I'll be searching ebay! Cheers 🐕
This will help. Thanks!
@@geenote
I just searched but couldn't find one that specifically said quiet...
But will search again and maybe Amazon.
@@UK-Blue Here you go! www.ebay.com/itm/303800161456
Ultra Silent just got a new meaning!! Almost the same..
That's what I was thinking. "Ultra silent" must have a different definition where these are made.
A link to where you got the pump would have been nice..
Can't find a source for it lately. I found it on ebay but no one selling it lately.
on yours, it sounds like the sound is amplfied by the metal housing panels, like a little drum. On my external-pump type, it's a higher-pitch click. It sounds like yours has a click and a thud sound. I wonder if putting some cheap sound-deadening adhesive foam panels on the inside of that housing would decrease that thud sound. The empty part of the fuel tank may also resonate like a drum, so putting some of that sound-deadening foam on the sides/top of the tank would also help.
I totally agree. I have some sound damping material to add just like you suggest. I never thought about adding to the fuel tank. Thanks for the good suggestions!
you put the pump in a custom box and fill it with spray foam...works well.
That sounds like it would work but I need to keep the pump with the all-in-one unit so I can carry it around to different places.
Well yes it is quieter but a rotation pump would even better.
The update i saw use a boat fuel tank with quick connections. So refueling is easy no chance of spilling fuel inside.
Just a thought.
Sounds like a good idea...👍
Two and a half years later - is that pump still working properly, still quiet(er)?
Barely a noticeable difference in sound between the original and the upgrade. It still works great. Thanks!
nice wall to wall carpet with runner ! :)
Oh yea nothing but the best ! 😂
Did it work?? Or do I gotta watch this extra long video just to see?
Short answer is "sort of". The result is subjective. I was hoping to save people time and money by providing information in this video. If you are interested in one, it might be worth watching an 8 minute video before you order and pay for one, wait for it to ship, install it, and see what happens....
LOL Why does the tank have an AUDI emblem molded into it?
LOL! I was wondering the same thing! 😆
Betcha the housing is working like a drum. Might try to isolate it with a rubber resilient mount.
Yep, I agree. I have it in a rubber mount, wrapped in foam, and attached with plastic bolts. I just live with it. 😁 Thanks! 👍
Link to the pump ?
Different sellers at different times on Ebay. Search for "Quiet diesel heater fuel pump" on Ebay.
Just a lower tone, actually I find neither to be worse than an old school wind up clock. We had those for years before digital and the sound never bothered anyone.
You get used to it! I still have a wind up travel clock - batteries don't go dead! 👍
I mean if you had a choice between freezing or listening to the fuel pump I mean it’s obvious I have an Espar On my semi and to be honest I’m so tired at the end of the day the click click click does not even matter
I'm with you! If given the option of listening to the sound of the heater clicking or the sound of my teeth chattering, I'm going with the heater! 😂
In the previous video is it compatible with kerosene. fuel true or false
I think kerosene will work for a short time but not recommended as it does not have lubricants that the fuel pump needs.
Have you thought about wrapping the new pump in a sound deadening material to make it even more quiet?
Yes - I did that and it was an improvement. Others let it dangle from a string but I really didn't want it unsecured if possible since I move it around often. I was going to add sound deadening material to the inside case but there is no room. Thanks! th-cam.com/video/VjZU7Les19c/w-d-xo.html
@@geenote My pump is in a rubber diesel pump case (ebay), then wrapped in 2" of very very dense foam, then wrapped in duck tape and mounted underneath my van and still there is ticking/vibration - enough to bother us while we sleep. I'm going to try re-mounting and have it "free-floating" somehow. My only concern is with it being underneath the van and having too much freedom to move around if it's not firmly attached...
@@kylehowe2698 I would not feel good about letting it bounce around unsecured under my vehicle.
@@geenote Yes, I agree, I am not satisfied with that option anyways. I've already suspended the pump with zip ties and it barely even helps. I plan to buy a weatherproof junction box and soundproof the inside. If that doesn't quiet it sufficiently, I'll purchase the actual silent pump that James Browning-Smith makes.
I made the same improvement with a cable tie holding the shock mount instead of the bolt
I've heard that works good. Thanks!
Nice reviews thank you. If you put the link for the parts, is gonna be top
Updated. Thanks! www.ebay.com/itm/373933910567
@@geenote thank you
Yes the new pump is quieter, but if you want to keep the price of the heaters down then one has to put up with a slighter noise. Also interesting to note that you can purchase for much less than 30 dollars.
Good point. Thanks!
@keith gee - could you put a link to this pump please
www.ebay.com/itm/303800161456
If sold out, search for "ultra quiet Chinese diesel heater fuel pump"
@@geenote thank you
You should really change the green fuel line for the hard plastic line, as it will not bellow out on the outlet side of the pump. (just my opinion)
I agree. I have the fuel line to replace the soft green line. Thanks.
Could have did wat I did..made a thick plastic egg like shell with one way valve . Silicon both half's encase the pump plus 1cm of each end of the pump ends and vacuum all air out..in a vacuum enclosure no sound at all and the tick sound is 99% gone..yours sincerely from the old qeer corrupt uk 🇬🇧
Sounds like a great idea. Thank you for sharing!
Will the controller need to be adjusted for the new pump
No adjustment needed. Plug and play.
you got to get with that rhythm and it will put you right to sleep
I agree!
I've got my pump in a 150mm x 150mm PVC Electrical box with 20mm thick dence foam all around it on my truck frame chassis and same foam on back of the box . it's not bad I can't here it in the cab but outside only 50% quieter now.. just brought this pump to get that noise to 25% hopfully outside.. just payed 25$ Australia eBay.
It is an improvement but only a little.
Where did u get the heater
Amazon. Shop for a good price from various sellers on Amazon.
Just put the new one in my diesel heater. It is quieter but it certainly isn’t silent.
So true!
I think if you bought 2 sponges. And zip tie over fuel that would deaden the sound from pump its not going hurt the pump
I agree! I recently took a piece of dense foam and zip tired it around the pump which is pretty much what you suggest. I believe that was an improvement. Thanks!
sound deaden er , killmat , 50mm or 80 ,, will help , btw is there a link to that pump ?
That is a good suggestion. Try searching on eBay for a different seller that sells a quiet fuel pump upgrade.
www.ebay.com/itm/303800161456
I'm very pleased with mine only cost £16 off eBay definitely lot quieter.
I wish it was a better improvement but still worth it to me.
Has the pump gone quieter after use please x
Pump is not quiet and has not got any quieter. Still a little better than the original.
Great review. I was thinking to do the same, but...
It was not a major improvement.
That looks like the same fuel pump that's shipped with Eberspacher Airtonic heaters. They are much quieter. German made.
Makes sense. Quieter and better quality. 👍
i think in a video i saw somewhere, where fuel pump came with a dampening piece to help with the noise. I think it was a fuel pump for the ultra expensive Diesel heater made in Germany.
Maybe a shock mount? the Germany heaters are more expensive but probably worth it.
@@geenote you can check out this video(Diesel Heater Pump Noise Damper Test) this guy installed one of those dampeners. Results 4db reduction in noise IDK if its worth it?
here is the inventers video from the Uk who invented a silent pump: Micro VanLife S05E32 Essex Man Invents Silent Microdosing Diesel Heater Pump
Nice. I have to keep my pump in the all-in-one case with all the components.
That's worth some money! Nice. Thanks!
Can't these things be encased in rubber or foam wrapping reducing noise in that way?
Yes. I wrapped the pump in sound dampening foam th-cam.com/video/VjZU7Les19c/w-d-xo.html
Very helpful. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
... and an AUDI TANK ! great 😄
LOL! Sure does look like it. Good eye!
Definitely an improvement I’d say 50% quieter but still a bit annoying.
Yes I agree!
After the new pump was fitted it is just a dull thudding sound. It isn't as quiet as I expected but that low frequency sound would let me sleep without any problem - like sleeping on a boat with a diesel engine throbbing away in the distance.
Yes, it's not as bad but a disappointment. I just get used to it.
@@geenote There is a chap in Essex who makes an almost silent pump but it's over 100 pounds from memory so adds quite a bit to the original cost. This "ultra quiet" pump still makes a noticeable sound but better than that metallic clunk. Surprised the diesel heater companies haven't copied and mass produced the Essex chap's idea by now but at least he's had a good head start in sales !
I think I seen that fuel pump on YT. Great engineering on his part! Thanks!
You need a smaller fuel pump output hose. The size you are using is approx. 3mm I.D., it should be no larger than 1.5 mm I.D. to prevent cavitation (air bubble in the line).
That may be true but I can say it works perfect. Thanks.
With the pump mounted inside the unit, the case becomes an echo chamber, inthink it amplifies any pump noise.
I agree and unfortunately I'm stuck with the location since it's an all-in-one unit.
Thanks for your taking the time to ‘explore’ taming that ‘sound’😡. i don’t mean to “knock” that pump 🤣🤣🤣.
Sound Abatement by Isolation is my next step. 🤔🤔🤔
I've been "clicking" around on the internet trying to find a cure to "knock" out my noise problem. Keep me updated if you find a good solution. Thanks!
I've heard that if you hang the noisy Chinese heater fuel pump from a twist tie as aposed to screw it in is hella quit .Cost of twist tie ,a few cents .
That seems to be a popular fix I might try. Thanks!
A zip tie?
Someone told me that we must angle that fuel filter in addition to the fuel pump upwards (like yours)? Is that true? I don't understand why the filter needs to be angled if the pump takes care of the bubbles?? Thank you.
I did not realize the filter needed to be angled up - maybe I just lucked out when I installed mine.
@@geenote Apparently, it does NOT necessasrily need to be angled up. Especially, if it's going to be 1-2 inches away from the tank (in my case). John is the Chinese Diesel Heater Guru (th-cam.com/video/jCZhjGyR3bo/w-d-xo.html) !!
Is there a model number to the fuel pump?
The numbers on the pump are 22451901 12v.
@@geenote thank you 😁👍
Nice job.
Thanks!👍
Dam I just paid 300 for a espar pump that looks the same wonder if that one would have worked
I think it might be an Espar pump.....
It makes almost as much noise as the original one. I am thinking about wrapping it with some specific material that blocks the noise, not sure which one but there must be something out there to end this nightmare
I recently wrapped the pump and lined the heater box with foam material. This helps!
I'm now wondering if sticking something like Dynamat sound deadening sheets on the inside of the casing would have more of an effect on the things sound level ?
Sound deadening material for stereo systems maybe?
Just put pump in little isolated box what is the problem?
No room for a box inside the all-in-one heater case.
I see alot of videos on chinese heaters And $1500 heaters I think the Zen would be a $200 that does the job quiet and last a few years
a upgraded Chinese heater should do this
That being said Take the fuel pump Wrap it like a hockey stick handle with silicon rubber tape Don't throw it in a box with foam Unless you are going into the speaker box business ...Hollow out a dollar store Noodle That you use in pool cut it down to 6 inches throw that over it and zip tie that ...I bet you You have a upgraded pump for under $40
Yes! I have already taken a dense piece of foam rubber and wrapped around the pump to make an improvement. Thanks for sharing some ideas.
Change the fuel line to the stiffer nylon tube.
So far the original line works good but that is an upgrade I will probably make. Thanks.
I kinda like the slow click puts me to sleep lol
It's kinda hypnotizing....you're getting very sleepy...😴
@@geenote in the process of getting ready for bed an listening to it rn
No need I just hung up my fuel pump by a couple of zip strips from the hoses no noise...
Good to know. I may try that. Thanks!
You would think these guys would just fit the quieter pump from factory🤔 I can imagine alot of people passing on these on the noise alone!
The noisy pump is a big complaint!
For $40 + labor I call that a fail.
Insulate the pump from the case is free and better.
If I had one for a camper or bedroom, it'd definitely be outside pumping warm air in through the heater hose. I wouldn't have the whole heater in the window or inside.
I agree. Having the pump mounted away from the main unit would be best for a permanent set up. In my case, I'm always moving this all-in-one unit around. I have more insulation around the pump now which helped a little. Thanks for commenting.
Keith, As smart and as good a fixer as You are I believe You could make You a stove out of a propane burner. Of course the best and safest heat is an electric heater and a quiet generator. You might check Gonagain channel he heats a 6x10 Caro Trailer with a small propane heater.
I will check it out. I agree the electric heater is the way to go if possible. Thanks!
Propane heaters makes much more moist than diesel heaters.
@@J1I9M7M4Y It is hard to believe but one pound of propane will produce 1.6 pounds of water....sounds like magic but it is true. That equals 26 oz of water added to the air for each one pound bottle. This not only causes condensation problems but can also cause you to feel cold.
That was an original espar spare part number on that new pump
LOL ! I guess it would be better quality over the original even though it isn't "quiet" at all.
I thought it made a difference in the truck but not much of a difference in the window.
The truck is where I need it to be more quiet so I can sleep peacefully. I've got to try something else. Thanks! 👍
@@geenote I hear that!
Great job once again. I have heard on another You Tube feed that there are also softer rubber supports out there somewhere that help with the noise. Keep up the good work, thanks.
I need to check into the softer support! Thanks!
@@geenote supposedly the hose can be making noise too and there are rubber insulated mounts for the hose.
@@hiknfo Would be worth a try.
You must get the pump out side and far away as possible. Then take out the shock of pump action 🤔.
Use a peice of spiraled fuel pipe either side of pump to support it, about 4in long excluding length clamped each side onto the pump it's self will do it, that will safely suspend the pump, or you can use soft rubber suspension set up to hold the pump leaving it relatively free to move a small amountused l used both options, spiraled fuel line double ( clamps each side) and mounted pump furthest away l could get it.
Then you have silence. Complete silence.
Good luck bud .
Martin. 🇬🇧
That sounds like a great idea. One problem I have is that I move the unit around often. I use it in my house, in my truck shell camper, RV camper, tent camping, etc. I have to keep the "All -in-one" design all together and portable. Thanks for the tips! 👍
I wrapped hand towels around mine for now
Anything to deaden the sound makes sense to me. Thanks.
I turned the rubber mount upside down so that the pump rests on it rather than hangs on it and it is 50% quieter.
Wow, I have not heard of anyone doing that. Thank you!
how long does one fuel fill last you?
It depends on how high the setting is. It will easily last me all night on low and is very efficient on fuel.
Try suspending it from zip ties instead of using the mount
Great idea. I'm going to experiment around with something like that. Thanks!
@@geenote not my idea originally, seems to work though.
Run with your new fuel pump since you already installed . Show n tell is what all about. Thx.
Thanks 👍
Jim and Jack can make the noise go away
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Don't waste your money, fit the unit outside and extend the tube, hey presto no clicking🎉
That would work. Thanks!
Seems much easier and cheaPer to just wrap some sound deadener around the original pump and call it good.
I have to agree! 👍
I know from working in the heating industry that these pumps are always going to be noisy, there best fitted outside the van but then for your kind of heater that not really possible. Those heaters are fine in workshops but campervans! Unless your deaf 🧏♀️
It's not too bad noisy and sure beats freezing!
@@geenote true, 🥶🤗
Just hang the original one by zip strip. Problem solved no noise.
Good suggestion! Thanks!
Get rid of that steel case surrounding that heater, put the fuel tank and pump outside of the camper... you won't have to deal with diesel fuel inside and you won't hear the pump. Also, you'll save space inside of your camper.
I agree that would work if I didn't use the same heater in multiple places.
@@geenote I understand, However you can buy these things for $70.00 or less. I own several of them. They used to be thousands of dollars each before the patent expired a few years ago. Anyway just my 2 cents.
So true. Surprisingly low price tag on these units. I have considered just purchasing a kit version with all the separate parts to use.@@mooseunit2711
@@geenote I was talking to an old retired trucker about these these heaters... I told him I bought 3 of them recently and his eyes got big and said those dalm things were almost $10,000 back in the 80s.
Finally something worth having came down in price!
Not much of a difference in the basement slightly maybe you should try putting some of that black plumbing insulation for pipes around the pump should be no problem even a piece of mass loaded vinyl
Good suggestion. I actually did that and it helps. Thank you!
@@geenote I saw another video Keith that some guy built a little box with soundproofing insulation in it very small box something about the size of a spray can large one
@@geenote I think I might put mine inside of a metal tube
@@peterlaurancearmenio5545 I have seen similar videos of that same idea. My problem is I want to keep everything inside the all-in-one case so I can move it around to different places. I use the same heater to heat my basement, truck shell camper, and I also just posted a video using it to heat my pull behind RV camper. I wanted to add sound dampening material on the inside of the case but there isn't enough room.
That annoying klicking sound I have found a solution wich I'm going to release after getting it patented!