Still in real time and the reason we are posting a day late… We’ve had issues with our heater all through our current trip, but it hasn’t been a problem with the heatwave Central Europe has been experiencing. But now we are on our way back to Finland and the Baltics are already considerably cooler.
Last week we had a time at a service place that tested our heater. It worked. The pump was determined as the issue and Ramin replaced it on Friday. No luck. Two hours of investigation and the result was that the fuel line coming to both auxiliary heaters was broken. And fixing it meant dropping the fuel tank…
Yesterday while multitasking in meetings and looking for van builders in Poland that are also authorized service points for the heater Ramin’s eyes stopped on a van builder in Germany with the location sounding familiar. It was only 15 km from where we’d spent the night and were spending the day. A quick call and a note to come over. Two guys spent 4 hours dropping the tank and coming up with the creative solutions van builders come up with and now we are sorted. Thank you so much Auszeitwagen.com for your help!
And one of the owners of the place has had a flatcoat and has travelled around the world with him.
Still in real time and the reason we are posting a day late… We’ve had issues with our heater all through our current trip, but it hasn’t been a problem with the heatwave Central Europe has been experiencing. But now we are on our way back to Finland and the Baltics are already considerably cooler.
Last week we had a time at a service place that tested our heater. It worked. The pump was determined as the issue and Ramin replaced it on Friday. No luck. Two hours of investigation and the result was that the fuel line coming to both auxiliary heaters was broken. And fixing it meant dropping the fuel tank…
Yesterday while multitasking in meetings and looking for van builders in Poland that are also authorized service points for the heater Ramin’s eyes stopped on a van builder in Germany with the location sounding familiar. It was only 15 km from where we’d spent the night and were spending the day. A quick call and a note to come over. Two guys spent 4 hours dropping the tank and coming up with the creative solutions van builders come up with and now we are sorted. Thank you so much Auszeitwagen.com for your help!
And one of the owners of the place has had a flatcoat and has travelled around the world with him.
Still in real time and the reason we are posting a day late… We’ve had issues with our heater all through our current trip, but it hasn’t been a problem with the heatwave Central Europe has been experiencing. But now we are on our way back to Finland and the Baltics are already considerably cooler.
Last week we had a time at a service place that tested our heater. It worked. The pump was determined as the issue and Ramin replaced it on Friday. No luck. Two hours of investigation and the result was that the fuel line coming to both auxiliary heaters was broken. And fixing it meant dropping the fuel tank…
Yesterday while multitasking in meetings and looking for van builders in Poland that are also authorized service points for the heater Ramin’s eyes stopped on a van builder in Germany with the location sounding familiar. It was only 15 km from where we’d spent the night and were spending the day. A quick call and a note to come over. Two guys spent 4 hours dropping the tank and coming up with the creative solutions van builders come up with and now we are sorted. Thank you so much Auszeitwagen.com for your help!
And one of the owners of the place has had a flatcoat and has travelled around the world with him.
Still in real time and the reason we are posting a day late… We’ve had issues with our heater all through our current trip, but it hasn’t been a problem with the heatwave Central Europe has been experiencing. But now we are on our way back to Finland and the Baltics are already considerably cooler.
Last week we had a time at a service place that tested our heater. It worked. The pump was determined as the issue and Ramin replaced it on Friday. No luck. Two hours of investigation and the result was that the fuel line coming to both auxiliary heaters was broken. And fixing it meant dropping the fuel tank…
Yesterday while multitasking in meetings and looking for van builders in Poland that are also authorized service points for the heater Ramin’s eyes stopped on a van builder in Germany with the location sounding familiar. It was only 15 km from where we’d spent the night and were spending the day. A quick call and a note to come over. Two guys spent 4 hours dropping the tank and coming up with the creative solutions van builders come up with and now we are sorted. Thank you so much Auszeitwagen.com for your help!
And one of the owners of the place has had a flatcoat and has travelled around the world with him.
Still in real time and the reason we are posting a day late… We’ve had issues with our heater all through our current trip, but it hasn’t been a problem with the heatwave Central Europe has been experiencing. But now we are on our way back to Finland and the Baltics are already considerably cooler.
Last week we had a time at a service place that tested our heater. It worked. The pump was determined as the issue and Ramin replaced it on Friday. No luck. Two hours of investigation and the result was that the fuel line coming to both auxiliary heaters was broken. And fixing it meant dropping the fuel tank…
Yesterday while multitasking in meetings and looking for van builders in Poland that are also authorized service points for the heater Ramin’s eyes stopped on a van builder in Germany with the location sounding familiar. It was only 15 km from where we’d spent the night and were spending the day. A quick call and a note to come over. Two guys spent 4 hours dropping the tank and coming up with the creative solutions van builders come up with and now we are sorted. Thank you so much Auszeitwagen.com for your help!
And one of the owners of the place has had a flatcoat and has travelled around the world with him.
