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Chilu and Eze install a heat exchanger in their campervan to provide hot water by utilizing the engine's cooling system.1:28 The device separates the engine coolant from the domestic water supply, allowing the motor to heat the water while the vehicle runs.1:33 A test conducted five minutes after starting the engine raised the water temperature to 36 degrees Celsius from an initial 21.6 degrees.2:06 The pair also installs LED lighting in the bathroom, wiring the positive and negative leads to a temporary board before finalizing the connections.4:45 Additionally, they modify a door handle mechanism to accommodate a new cabinet and construct a custom bicycle rack.6:00 This rack consists of two metal pipes bolted to the roof rack and rain gutter, designed to hold two bicycles without obstructing the rear entrance of the van.6:55 A hose clamp adjustment provides the necessary clearance to prevent the bike wheels from touching the vehicle body.8:19

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