

| Subject: | Re: WE continue from here |
| From: | Helen Fahy |
| Date: | Tue, 13 Mar 2001 09:57:09 -0500 |
When I had a nest in those ducts, I used an electric leaf blower and a shop-vac, but I did not have to disassemble the dash. We had not used the van for a couple of weeks during the late fall, prime nest building time. The quantity of leaf litter, cattails and other organics that I blew out of those small ducts was simply amazing. Just when you think that you have it all out, a huge chunk flies out! This van was in a garage with treated(poisoned) feed just for the mice. Joe ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frederick M. Wasserstein" <vwvan@CORNHUSKER.NET> To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 8:35 AM Subject: WE continue from here > > We got through Sammy's maiden voyage in good shape. But it did reavel where > the mice and other critters had lived, in the heating ducts. The evening > smelled strongly of mice everytime the heater was turned on! I can see mice > nest now forced to the air vents in several places. i looked in bently and > it said to take them out there were tabs but the location was fuzzy. Do we > really need to tak the dash board off to clean the vents or do they pop off > from the front. By the way I Drove Sammy to work today! > Fred > 1982 Vanagon Westy Diesel "Sammy" > 1984 GMC Suburban Diesel 4 X 4 " The Beast"
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