

| Subject: | Re: Second Battery Question |
| From: | Harmon Seaver |
| Date: | Fri, 19 Jul 2002 15:24:19 -0500 |
Okay, finally figured out that I can slide the drivers seat right off the tracks, then turn the swivel around so I can open the trapdoor. Now that it's open, I see what looks a lot like a relay there -- is this the relay for dual batteries? It's grey, sure looks like the one described in the FAQ, so I'm thinking that I can put a battery in here (if I can find one that fits and then put a bigger one in back with a second relay to isolate that one as well. Harmon Seaver wrote: > On my '82 westy, I can't get the little trap door under the drivers seat to > open because the seat doesn't go forward enough. What's with this? On my '81 > vanagon (non-westy) it was no problem. It seems the swivel seat doesn't move on > the regular tracks, just on it's own tracks. Is there something I'm missing here > (don't have a bentley yet, it's on it's way tho), or do you have to unbolt the > whole seat to get in there? > And, IIRC, the battery for my '81 was in there under the front seat, while > the battery for my '82 diesel westy is in the back. It also looks like you could > put two batteries in side by side in the back, has anyone done this? > > -- Harmon Seaver CyberShamanix http://www.cybershamanix.com
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