Blue Heat

[HMistica]

Anybody using Blue Heat that's been advertised here on TDR. Looks interesting. I like it's benefits. Are there any downsides to running this set-up to warm the engine?

 

[DHayden]

I'd like to know about it also, looks nice and compact. I don't see why it's only listed for 2003 and above though, it should be able to be mounted on just about any year shouldnt it

 

[Matt400]

Looks like a nice unit but dang there spendy. I suppose its hard to put a price on a warmed cab with defrosted windshield in zub zero weather though.



I found a post where a fella did one on his 02 model here:

http://www.newsbackup.com/about111650.html

 

[johnrv4]

The Blue Heat is very similar to their TSL 17 model. I have an earlier model in my '97 and I wouldn't be without it after using it. I've installed a TSL 17 on a '04. 5 Dodge, and also helped install one on a '95 CTD. I can't see any downside to using it. It's great to come out after work and hop into a warm truck. No waiting for the grid heaters to cycle, and the warm air coming out of the heater is great. The unit in my truck is a model DBW 46 that I put in used a couple of years ago. It started it's life in my friend's '95, and he gave it to me after I found him a great deal on a new TSL 17. The DBW 46 had been in his truck for 7 years before I got it. All I had to do to it when I got it, was install a new felt wick in the burner assembly. It's been working great ever since. Check out Ebay, I've seen some great deals on some TSL 17's there.

 

[BNicholson]

I have one in my 01. would not go with out it, Blue heat makes kits to fit all dodge truck plus a one size if all