

| Subject: | Re: Aux Furnace Experts? |
| From: | Douglas Ford |
| Date: | Sun, 17 Feb 2002 16:38:52 -0500 |
John, I agree the problem is probably in your dash control, but for years I only ran the one in my '80 with the timer! Yes, 10 minutes at a time usually made in very comfortable for quite a while. Great to have an owner's manual to tell you what you're missing... Doug "90 GL John Brush wrote: > I have the aux gas furnace under my 81 air cooled. > > Last night I was driving and thought I might like to be warmer than I was, > so I turned the knob and the furnace did not come on. I felt a click on > the dial, but nothing happened as I turned it up. I hopped out and checked > all the fuses and the circuit breaker and everything seemed to be okay. > The slider was on heat, and it has always worked up to now. > > As I drove away, I thought I would try the timer and see if that would > work, and son of a gun, the furnace came on and ran for the ten minutes or > so, and then shut off. I tried to just turn it back on, but no dice. The > only way it will come on is with the timer. Works with the engine running, > or not, just not with the dial as I am driving. > > I will dive under tomorrow, but I really don't know what I am looking for. > Bentley has nice dwgs, but I haven't found anything that I might check. > > Just thought I would throw out the question in hopes that someone can > offer any advice, or a SWAG before I climb underneath the dash tomorrow. > > Thanks for the space, > > John
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