Velit Gasoline Heater installation in a Ford Transit Camper Van

Описание: In this video, I walk through the full installation of a Velit Gasoline Air Heater (14,000 BTU) in a Ford Transit camper van. If you're building a DIY camper or upgrading your van for colder weather, this heater is one of the most efficient ways to stay warm while off grid.
You’ll see the entire process, including:
• Choosing the right heater location
• Preparing the mounting plate and fuel line
• Routing the exhaust and intake safely
• Wiring the controller and power supply
• First startup and testing
• Tips to avoid common mistakes
• Real world performance inside a Transit camper van
This guide is designed to help van lifers, DIY builders, and Ford Transit owners confidently install a gasoline heater with clear explanations and practical insights.
Why a Gasoline Heater?
• Runs directly from the vehicle’s fuel tank
• Very efficient for winter camping
• Low power consumption
• Reliable for long term off grid use
Whether you're planning a full time van life setup or weekend adventures, this heater upgrade will transform your comfort on the road.

Velit Gasoline Heater
https://velitcamping.com/collections/...

Fitting Fuel Line Quick Connector 5mm or 3/16” Barb to 5/16” Bundy Male Tube
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Timecodes
00:00 - Intro
02:13 - Drop tank
03:49 - Remove sending unit
06:26 - Prep inside installation
13:10 - Filter, Fuel pump etc.



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