

| Subject: | Re: 82 Vanagon Heat Exchanger/Exhaust hangers? |
| From: | Jeff Strickrott |
| Date: | Thu, 20 Nov 2003 12:09:50 -0500 |
Thanks Tom. Searching through the miscellaneous boxes of parts from when I stripped the engine last year, I found two of the brackets. The etka image is what I was looking for so that I could see how they were attached. I am assuming that both brackets use the one of the three bolts that attach the heat exchanger to the crossover pipe? Regards, --Jeff Strickrott 82 Westy, South Florida Tom Young wrote: > The right-hand piece can be seen in illustration 38-00 (MG:2, SG:56) as part > 071 256 304 B, though a better picture is at 19.2 in the Bentley. This > bolts to the fan housing in 2 places, one of which is the "front" of the fan > housing, and this latter bolt can be a real PITA to get in. (Probably why > this hanger frequently gets left out in rebuilds.) The left-side bracket(s) > can also be seen here as item 11 (071 256 303 B) for Federal or item 12 > (Part number unknown) for California. > > > > I am getting ready to mount the heat exchangers and exhaust to my new > > > > engine for my 82 Vanagon. I am sure that there must be something else > > > > that holds up the rear portion or the heat exchangers and > > > > supports some > > > > of the weight of the exhaust. I have looked at the parts disassembly > > > > diagrams on my ETKA, Bentley's and Haynes, but do not see > > > > anything like > > > > this. I know that the older buses had something, any idea what the > > > > Vanagons used?
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