

| Subject: | Re: Coolant Hose Help Requested |
| From: | Sam Scholten |
| Date: | Wed, 7 Aug 2002 13:33:27 -0700 |
In days of olde when knights were bold and I owned an '84 GL, I had the very same hose blow out on me... funny story, in fact. However, I looked everywhere, and wound up paying $39 at the dealer for a new one, which took a month to get there as they had to ship it all the way von Deutschland. This was five years ago, mind you, so it may be a different situation now. However, I just wanted to prepare you in case it isn't. BTW, check to see if you have the newer T-piece. If the hose is a major pain in the ass to slide off, you're in good shape. Sam --- Dave Baker <DBAKER5@KC.RR.COM> wrote: > I need to replace the hose that runs from the front > of my passenger side > head to a "t" fitting, one side of which leads to > the rear heater core under > the back seat on my 85 Westy multivan. > > Our on line vendors, when listing cooling system > components, speak of VIN or > chassis numbers as follows: > > 83-85 Vanagon (VIN 25-D-87511 thru VIN 25-F-060000 > > 85 Vanagon (VIN 25-F-060001) > > My VIN is WV2XB0256FH077873. How the heck does this > relate to the above > numbers? > > TIA. > > Dave in KC > 85 Westy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com
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