Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 CrewCab Expedition Build in Canada
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Don't know yet. Still waiting to get into the shop with it. Most likely getting some other stuff done too while they work on it... brakepads, transmission oil change...
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Turbo was done before I bought it
java
Expedition Leader
Good! It's not cheap.... (not a t1n tho, newer 3500)Turbo was done before I bought it
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I'm a member of BCAA a automobil club. They offer free towing for up to 100km. Made sure our truck size is covered before I built ours! There was a lot of thought going into the reason for building on this platform.
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I know! Are you doing it yourself?
java
Expedition Leader
No, it's a work truck, it's at a shop. Oil cooler is leaking so turbo had to be pulled anyway. It's needed it for a couple years now.... Drops into limp mode all the time.
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LostInTheWorld
Builder/Traveler
That's a beautiful lake camp spot.
After camping a lot in a roof top tent, I look forward to having a nice cozy place to stay like you have.
Michael
After camping a lot in a roof top tent, I look forward to having a nice cozy place to stay like you have.
Michael
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I would love to show you guys this place!
LostInTheWorld
Builder/Traveler
That would be great. We will gladly take you up on that offer if the timing of our travels works out.
LostInTheWorld
Builder/Traveler
That looks cold. What temp did it get down to, and how did your Planar heater do?
Michael
Michael
Victorian
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Hey Michael,
Temperature was just below freezing with blowing snow and fog. After the initial warm up at medium setting we had the 2KW heater run on low setting for most of the evening. At one point it got way too hot and we opened the windows about half way for quite some time without feeling cold at all. Durring that time we had zero condensation on the windows. We turned the heat off at night, but the windows about 1" open. At that time we got condensation build up on the open windows. Not much you can do about it, just simple physics. It wasn't a big deal as the water was dripping out into the open. Once we turned the heater back on in the morning the condensation was gone in no time. Even though the had a good cross flow of fresh air at night, we never felt cold. I was only using a summer duvet and wearing short sleeve.
Temperature was just below freezing with blowing snow and fog. After the initial warm up at medium setting we had the 2KW heater run on low setting for most of the evening. At one point it got way too hot and we opened the windows about half way for quite some time without feeling cold at all. Durring that time we had zero condensation on the windows. We turned the heat off at night, but the windows about 1" open. At that time we got condensation build up on the open windows. Not much you can do about it, just simple physics. It wasn't a big deal as the water was dripping out into the open. Once we turned the heater back on in the morning the condensation was gone in no time. Even though the had a good cross flow of fresh air at night, we never felt cold. I was only using a summer duvet and wearing short sleeve.
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