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Installing a diesel heater in the quarter berth of With Phoenix | Oliver requires drilling through-hull exhaust ports and mounting the unit in confined, difficult-to-access spaces.3:44 The installation involves measuring and drilling through the boat's teak and transom, securing the heater with L-shaped brackets, and routing fuel lines and electrical wiring through the vessel's interior.9:06 During the process, the owner identifies that the fuel pump was initially installed backward, preventing fuel flow, and notes that the provided wiring and exhaust hose lengths are insufficient for the desired mounting location.21:21 To prevent fire hazards, the exhaust muffler must be kept clear of all surfaces, and the owner adds heat-resistant insulation to the exhaust hose.23:19 Once operational, the heater effectively warms the cabin, though the control panel placement causes discomfort while sleeping and emits excessive light at night.22:32 Proper clearance between hot exhaust components and surrounding structures is essential for safety when retrofitting a diesel heater in a cramped boat interior.

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