Mark is right. If you're not trying to get the heater core and plenum out,
there's no need to remove the dash entirely.
Jim

On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 7:36 PM, mdrillock <mdrillock@cox.net> wrote:

> The fan motor can be fixed by an electric motor repair shop if you can't
> find a replacement.
>
> The dash may only need to be loosened enough to pull it away slightly. I
> would try to leave the dash wiring alone. It may seem scary the first
> time but it is not so bad.
>
> Mark
>
>
> John Middelkoop wrote:
>
>> I have a dealer installed front mount AC on an 85 Westfalia. I had it
>> working well but the fan went (ground to a stop and blew the fuse. It
>> appears that it was installed by removing the dash. Looking at Haynes and
>> the Bentley, removal will be no fun at all! What really worries me is I my
>> not be able to get a new fan anyway.
>> Anybody familiar with these ACs or an easier dash removal? -85 Westfalia
>> "Folly"
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