Bert,
You could probably make one fairly easy, but without a picture
it would be difficult....or require some "engineering".
Bert, you might get lucky and find a pic in the bently where they show
you how to connect them.
I'll do my best to shoot some pics on saturday if you remind me. It's
getting pretty cold here tonight and I haveto replace all the push rod
tubes on my wife's new Karman Ghia engine(don't ask).
Cheers, dave
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On Thu, 20 Nov 2008, Bert Knupp wrote:
Volks,
I'm trying to renew the heating in my 1970 beetle. I've got the main flaps
moving freely underneath, installed all new heater control cables --
including the one that controls the rear-seat footwell outlet flaps -- and
cleaned and de-rusted the heater tubes under the back seat. But neither of
my rear-seat footwell heater tubes has a control flap on its inside: there
is a pivot in each tube, apparently for mounting the flap, but nothing to
open or close the flow of air. Neither of my available "parts donor" cars
seem to have them, either. The control wires just hang in mid-air after
exiting their guide tubes.
Can these little control flaps be found on the aftermarket? I've checked my
MAM and WCM catalogs and don't find any likely suspects...none that I
recognize by description, anyhow. I can't even picture how they install or
work (since they're absent -- duh). Or does anybody have information that
would help me fabricate a pair?
Bert Knupp in Music City USA
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