In my freightliner my company has told me to get the bunk heater to stay on and warm properly you have to leave a light on. I just leave the sleeper floor light on and it has been working so far
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My truck will only idle at 15 or lower however the outside thermometer picks up the heat from the engine when its just idling so after 10 minutes it's reading a temp a lot higher than the outside and won't idle.
However my bunk heater works fine so long as I set it to 90. Any lower and it reaches temp to soon and shuts off requiring a restart.tallguy66 Thanks this. -
Espar heaters are very simple. Service items are the igniter, igniter screen, and fuel filter. There’s a small hole in the igniter slot that needs to be cleared if it’s clogged. I serviced my D2 espar last week, took a total of 8 minutes.
My company will take the truck to thermoking but I ordered the parts myself, got reimbursed, and skipped the TK dealer altogether. Just like anything else, espar heaters require a little maintenance.
There are lots of videos on servicing these. I watched most of them and will save you the trouble. This is the only one you need.
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Mine won’t idle for #### now. Single digits a few weeks ago in Nebraska and as newbie said the fix all is cranking that bunk heater all the way up lol
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A very unique situation I haven't experienced here before. I picked up this trailer off the PA yard last week. Took the load to Louisville, live unloaded and reloaded at the same location. Carried the reload to Reno, where I live unloaded. Now I am headed to Atwater, CA to live load a load going to Jacksonville, FL for another live unload next week. Then I am taking a week off. Butthead thought I was headed to Jax via Salt Lake City to get my heater fixed, but that adds like 300 miles to the load when I am going right there thru the DFW area and have enough time on the load to have Wilmer service my heater (maybe). Or else, I can have it done after I come back out from hometime. But I will be under this same trailer for over 14 days...which is nice because it's a decent air ride with a fairly quiet reefer.
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