Webasto bunk heater clicking
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Webasto bunk heater clicking
Anyone familiar with the clicking noise from the fuel pump on the Webasto bunk heater? We have about 6 trucks with these and everyone saysd the clicking is normal and you get used to it.
Well I can't stand it. I hear it all night. Someone mentioned that the fuel pump wasn't properly mounted on a rubber bushing or something and I also read somewhere about building an insulated shroud around it. This doesn't seem right although the heater was installed by the Volvo dealer. Any help getting rid of this annoying clicking? It's about as loud as a ping pong ball bouncing on a table. Thanks!
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The unit is mounted in the driver's side box. Not exactly sure where the fuel pump is mounted. It clicks when it's running at night. With the thermostat set higher it clicks faster, not sure if any louder. I try to run it as low as possible to slow it down.
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LOL......I too have an Espar, I sleep on the driver side, the KW sleeper is sort of set up for that, so I put the fuel pump there on the left,it was annoying, so I then moved it to the other side,problem solved. The clicking is normal, it will NOT go away, both the Webasto and the Espar are very similar in design.
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Anyone familiar with the clicking noise from the fuel pump on the Webasto bunk heater? We have about 6 trucks with these and everyone saysd the clicking is normal and you get used to it.
Well I can't stand it. I hear it all night. Someone mentioned that the fuel pump wasn't properly mounted on a rubber bushing or something and I also read somewhere about building an insulated shroud around it. This doesn't seem right although the heater was installed by the Volvo dealer. Any help getting rid of this annoying clicking? It's about as loud as a ping pong ball bouncing on a table. Thanks! Unscrew the pump and put some rubber in there. |
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