I gave up a partsvan that has that AC. It's being parted this week and
into next week. Once I'm done with this long holiday, I will take some
time to remove some parts off that system. I have one in a box but
don't want to ruin all the pretty wrapping. Makes sense to take the
one apart in the van because nobody here wants it. It will be good
practice and nice refresher course. Have the same AC in my '84 which
is connected to the Subie compressor. Otherwise, it's the same as the
one in your van.

BenT
Sent from my AC compressor

On Jul 2, 2010, at 11:20 PM, A J <flavanagon@GMAIL.COM> wrote:

> On Jul 2, 2010, at 2:09 AM, Alistair Bell wrote:
>
>> had another look, still can't find info on your unit
>>
>> look here, http://www.t3-infos.de/t3-infos_i.html
>>
>> alistair
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> Well. I formatted the old laptop and installed windows then installed
> ETKA that took most of the evening. It was to no avail though. The
> only thing I could find was the same info as the above link but in
> english. It showed that same blowup but had nothing for the fuses or
> relays. It did of course show almost every part as No Longer Available
> but it did at least include the part number and basic description such
> as switch, cable, etc. On the parts no longer available there was the
> part number and no description.
> So all the formatting and installing has gotten me no further along. I
> just cant believe that there was never repair manual for the front
> mount a/c that covered the repair steps or the testing and location of
> the fuses and relays,etc.
> The Bentley doesnt cover it but I wonder if the Haynes manual covers
> it. In any case I guess I will suffer through all the humidity and
> temps here and just go on with the rest of the mechanics that need
> attention. I just would like to be a little more comfortable when I
> drive, probably get it fixed this winter and loose the heat!!
> Thanks all,
>
> A J