

| Subject: | Re: FW: Water tank level indicator |
| From: | Bill Davidson |
| Date: | Mon, 12 Jun 2000 18:26:50 -0700 |
John, I can't imagine a Westy with a water tank and LED's to indicate water level coming new without a water level sensor.... what would be the sense in that? It is a fairl common problem for the detectors and or LEDs to go out... both of mine did because I was mucking around with the electrical system without pulling a fuse or disconnecting the batter... a simple short sent a power surge and blew them both out. A ruff value new is about $50 or $80 for the water level sensor and about $170 for an LED panel... I don't know that both of yours are out and neither will you until you wire up a new water level sensor. Sources for both: 1 Ask the list. 2 Junk yard. 3 Euro-American (original supplier to VW): 423-908-9384 4 Also... if the LED panel is out perhaps you can get David Beierl to fix it for you for less than buying one. Good Luck Bill > Question: A bought an 87 Westy a year ago. There is no water level detector > in the tank (drinking water tank), but there are LEDs below the range that > are supposed to indicate the water level. Did VW ship Westys without the > detectors? The detector is supposed to be mounted on the water tank screw > top as far as I can tell from the manual. The screw top in my van looks > like it is OEM. Any thoughts? Thank you. > > John >
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