Mike...There is a fairly easy way on the key.  If you drill it out, you're
going to have to replace the entire filler assembly, as the locking cap is
no longer available.  I have a ring of about 40 keys that will fit almost
all the locks, and I can get that to you.  We can work from that, as there
are no code numbers on the locks.  Feel free to pmail me if you need
details.
Steve Sandlin
Steve's Lock Shoppe
http://www.steveslockshop.com
'84 Wolfsburg Westy
'79 Transoirter
'00 New Beetle

>From: Michael Edwards <mpedwards@lycos.com>
>Reply-To: Michael Edwards <mpedwards@lycos.com>
>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
>Subject: No water inlet Key????
>Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2001 18:25:25 -0700
>
>Getting the bus ready for the first camping trip.  Checking out
>stove/fridge/sink/etc to figure out how everything works, and I'll be
>damned but I don't have the key for the fresh water inlet.  Anybody have
>any ideas short of drilling it out?  If I do have to drill it out, is there
>an easy way?  Usually, I like to try the hard way first, but I'm a little
>short on time.  Also, who has these little goodies?
>Oh, and if anybody knows what is special about a wolfsburg edition, Im
>curious.  Took off the bra for first time, saw two emblems...whaddayaknow!
>Thanks in advance
>Mike
>82 Westy (wolfsburg, apparently)
>"Tickin' Timebomb"
>
>
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