

| Subject: | Re: Rt.Hand Drive Vanagon question |
| From: | David Etter |
| Date: | Mon, 19 Feb 2007 06:46:22 -0700 |
Thank you Ben:
I'll check out the local VW junk yard for one of those.
I had wanted to avoid using the rear window washer bottle
location for that idea as the water line was getting too long.
Thanks again.
David
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>On 2/18/07, David Etter
><<mailto:detter@mail.auracom.com>detter@mail.auracom.com> wrote:
>
>Can anyone tell me if the English/Aussie right hand drive Vanagon
>uses a windshield washer tank positioned on the right hand side floor.
>i.e.: North American vehicles have the fluid reservoir on the drivers side.
>
>The reason is because I was thinking, if it is true and one can be
>mounted on the right hand side, then I would use that space to house
>the radiator spray fluid for times of over heating.
>Thanks for clarification on this idea.
>
> David Etter (dsl82westy)
>
>
>David,
>
>I had an 82 T25 (RHD) Singlecab. IIRC the windshield washer bottle
>was still under the left side floor. Why not use one of those
>headlight washer tanks? They go on the opposite side. I bought a
>bunch of them but haven't gotten around to figuring where they go.
>General vicinity is behind the grill on the right side.
>
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