i finally have a page up with my parts for sale, many
from my wrecked '77 bus, lots of westy stuff from a
'72 westy, some stuff from a '64 bug, and other
various and sundry items i've accumilated over the
years.
hope fully y'all can benefit from my misfortunate
wreck!
all my prices are Or Best
Thanks to all who replyed, Harry H was kind enough to pick one up for me, a
kindness i figured played into his winning the engine at BBB, either that or
the $20 slipped into Ronnies hand.
Anyone interested in a clean deluxe front bumper? Gotta raise cash to pay
Harry back. Heading south from BC th
>The missing linkage *should* be the same for all air cooled FI buses.
>When I have serviced the EGR valve unit, I have always had to remove the
>valve and the nut on top of the butterbly shaft of the throttle body. It
>has been a while and i forget exactly why, but I think the ends do not
>come
To get the ends of that link out from either the EGR valve or the
throttle valve, just use a screwdriver and pop either side of the link
off. Comes off real easy if you pry at the correct angle.
hope this ascii art doesn't get mangled:
egr-link-\
screwdriver blade here ->
On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Bill Horton wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can get the linkage between my throttle and egr
> valve? I have looked at a bunch of parts web sites and emailed
> bustedvw.com - but no one seems to have it.
Volks,
Bill and I discussed this a bit earlier in the weekend. The p
LOL, that wouldn't all those wearing jackets at BBB when it got down to a
freezing 60deg, in BC all the moss keeps us insulated
Chuck
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From: "Sean Coghlan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 4:40 PM
Subject
Looking through the archives I could not find the answer to my question.
On a dual battery setup is the second battery the same size as the main
battery?
If not, what size is it? My bus has a water pump and a fridge.
--
Dana Bussen
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74' Westy
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Volks,
I am helping a friend with a vehicle that he installed Weber 40's in. They are in an
early vanagon air cooled.
Well anyway, he "t"ed the fuel line right before the right carb.shouldn't the fuel
line "T' be more between the two carbs? It seems like the flow would not be right
with
I cannot seem to get set up on Ramva using msn newsgroups.anyone have any success
with this?
Adam P
81 Westy "The Brick"
74 Beetle "Ol' Yeller"
70 SingleCab "Whitey"
84 Vanagon Partsmobile
82 Westy (for sale)
Hey Dave & Chopper,
Let me attempt to answer the questions in one full swoop. First, check out
the website here: http://www.reflectixinc.com/rv.asp
I guarantee, go into a home depot (or where ever) & wrap your arm up in this
stuff, you'll sweat in no time. It's just a thick aluminum foil with
The headliner is indeed wood with a vinyl wallpaper-like covering. I
removed the vinyl as it was peeling and partly missing. Then I removed the
wood part and painted it white and reinstalled. I left the old glue and
painted over it and got that textured original look. YMMV, Jay
>I have a 78
Try a product called Reflectix. I'm living in Alberta, Canada & it's
freezing here. Not like the pussy Tenessee/Southern US freezing (you'd all
perish here). My whole bus is fitted with this product which is amazing as
its totally flexible, never rots and can be cut & made into any shape with
s
Does anyone know where I can get the linkage between my throttle and egr
valve? I have looked at a bunch of parts web sites and emailed
bustedvw.com - but no one seems to have it.
I am going to try to look in VW graveyards this weekend, but any leads would
be helpful.
It's a 1980 Westfalia. 2.0.
Greetings All,
The Duck is going in to get a paint job next month and I am in the process of
removing most everything from the shell. I pulled out the tarboards from the
engine compartment and I got to wondering..surely there must
be a better insulator than these *%^&$#@ tarbo
i have a 78 westy has vinyl (ish material) on headliner.
jamie
>
> > ..As I recall the headliner in a 78 (and, indeed, all factory equiped
> > westies) is not vinyl. It should be some variation of wood. (sometimes
> > bare, sometimes painted, sometimes covered with a coating of some sort,
> > al
> >
> > Has anyone replaced the vinyl headliner for above the cab area for a 78
> > Westy?
>
> ..As I recall the headliner in a 78 (and, indeed, all factory equiped
> westies) is not vinyl. It should be some variation of wood. (sometimes
> bare, sometimes painted, sometimes covered with a coating
I have a 78 Westy that has the birch wood headliner. was once covered in
the white vinyl
Gail Doles
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From: david raistrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Richard Atwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, January 21, 2002 4:49 PM
Subject: Re: [T2]
On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Richard Atwell wrote:
> Folks,
>
> Has anyone replaced the vinyl headliner for above the cab area for a 78
> Westy?
..As I recall the headliner in a 78 (and, indeed, all factory equiped
westies) is not vinyl. It should be some variation of wood. (sometimes
bare, sometimes p
Hey all,
Sorry for this marginal content but I am finishing up a restoration on a 73 Super
Beetle and Cannot find a couple of things I need. I know, I know, this is a BUS list
but here's my bus content: I have a few baywindow bus parts I would like to trade for
a couple of bug parts. For the
My attempt to reach Karl Bloss via email doesn't work, so I will ask the
list what I was going to ask him, and if anyone knows how to reach him.
For LEGAL reasons, I need to hear from any listees present at
campouts/shows from May 1999 through Oct, and if they have details as to
exact dates, and
I will make a complete list of the plates I have available. I know for a
fact I have an endless supply of Heidelberg (HD) plates. The list should be
available tomorrow afternoon or evening for ya all. Sorry no other European
plates at the moment.
Peace Out
Rick
Air Cooled Creations
Heidelberg
I now have available COMPLETE New type 2 axle assemblies. These come with
the joints, axles boots, axles and grease, pre assemblied so all you have to
do is bolt them on. These are brand new no remanufactured parts. Intro price
is $122.50 per assembly.
ronnie old volks fo az
www.type2parts.c
I have a big assortment of license plates from different towns throughout
Germany. They mount really nice on the rear compartments of buses 71-79. I
was collecting them and am cleaning out the leftovers. I'd say $10 a set
plus shipping. If you want drop me a line. SORRY NO (WOB) plates. Al
Folks,
Has anyone replaced the vinyl headliner for above the cab area for a 78
Westy?
I've seen vinyl headliners in several catalogs but it's not clear which is
for a Westy and which is for a complete roof?
--
Richard
78 Westfalia
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On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Nemo, the Bus Captain wrote:
> O, now my head hurts. I was feeling very comfortable with the top
> port (on the right of the carb) attaching to the advance on the dizzy.
> And the other vacuum port attaching to the lower one (on the left of
> the carb).
>
> My concern al
Hello All, I'm just sitting at my computer tonight kinda bored and
thinking of the maintenance that I need to do on the Vanagon and
wondering if anyone had setup a spreadsheet or some time of list
where you check your mileage and see what maint. is due. Any ideas?
Thanks, Tony
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Sent fr
Had a similar problem a while ago. Found a
broken ground connection (inside the dizzy)
that was making intermittent contact. Fixed the
ground strap in there and the problem went away.
=
E. Z. Loafer
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--- H Steven Dolan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the theory of the vac
> advance/retard distributor is that the advance
> side gets ported vacuum and
> the retard side gets manifold vacuum. Manifold
> vacuum is easy to get on
> most carbs/intake manifolds. If you tap into
> the carb or intake man
The entire cot with canvas will still be offered for
another day but the canvas has already been spoken for
if nobody takes the whole shebang. Thanks.
Doug
--- Douglas Keene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks to Rob Henley for the free sink top for my 69
> Westy! Much needed and much appreciated
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