hey stephen
haynes does publish a watercooled version, but it is a british import, for transporters.  i find it quite helpful in supplementing the bentley, which often assumes you know the steps in between what it covers.  i think the bus depot has it for sale.

peace
don p
84 westy
carolina, ri

Stephen Grisanti <bike2vcu@YAHOO.COM> wrote: >does the Haynes manual provide more...

Just in case anyone is interested, while out on
another errand I stopped at Advance Auto to check for
other manuals.  No Vanagon in stock so checked the
Haynes catalog and it seems they only publish one for
aircooled Vanagons.  There may be helpful hints for
body, chassis and interior tasks if Haynes does things
differently from Bentley, but us WBX folks may be SOL
for supplemental books.

Stephen

--- Stephen Grisanti  wrote:

> So I bought this replacement dash switch and now I
> need to yank the old one.  The blower switch is in
> the
> same panel as other the heater/ventilation controls
> so
> I guess the panel must come out for access.  The
> Bentley shows a nice illustration of the entire
> system, but not how to remove the panel.  Do the
> knobs
> on the heater controls come off first?  Does the
> entire panel pop out or does it come off to allow
> access to mounting screws behind?
>
> Related question: does the Haynes (or another)
> manual
> provide more/better/different info on this?
> Thanks!
>
> Stephen
>
>
>
>
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