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I'm afraid there is no way that you can improve the heating output, you sure your friend's van is a 3 litre and not a 2.8???. I had a catalogue of a firm in or very near Derby, they specialised in vehicles electrics ie. all sorts of connectors and spade terminals etc. etc., but they also did some heaters that could be retro fitted to some motorhomes, ie. like some of the Rapido ranges. i had a 709 F with a rear heater that was a must. But unfortunately i have lost their address. Try a google search and see what comes up??
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Topic: Cab heater Peugeot motorhome
