🔥The burn chamber build-up in the diesel heater is not solely caused by waste oil.
🔧New motor oil performs better in reducing build-up compared to waste motor oil.
😯The heat exchanger temperature is not as hot as expected, indicating an issue with the heat sensor.
🤔Further improvement in insulation between the burn chamber and heat exchanger is needed.
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Does waste motor oil cause build-up in the burn chamber?
—While waste motor oil does contribute to build-up, it is not solely responsible for it.
Does new motor oil perform better in reducing build-up?
—Yes, new motor oil performs better in reducing build-up compared to waste motor oil.
Is there an issue with the heat sensor?
—Yes, the temperature readings indicate a potential issue with the heat sensor in the heat exchanger.
How can the insulation between the burn chamber and heat exchanger be improved?
—Improvements can be made by using thicker gaskets or exhaust gasket material.
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00:00Introduction and gratitude to subscribers.
02:58Testing the performance of new motor oil versus waste motor oil in a diesel heater.
03:50Observations on the build-up in the burn chamber.
06:51Demonstration of the heater backfiring.
11:44Investigation of temperatures in the burn chamber.
14:38Temperature readings indicate potential issues with the heat sensor.
15:31Conclusion and suggestions for improving the insulation between the burn chamber and heat exchanger.
16:00Closing remarks, discount codes, and call to support the channel.
