

| Subject: | Re: Heat and Necessity (!) |
| From: | John_K_Hopp |
| Date: | Tue, 6 Jun 1995 13:30:44 -0600 (MDT) |
Them heat boxes are mysterious things. They _do_ help the bus run cooler (on a stock motor and with all the hoses hooked up--with all those rust holes, the cooling power of the fan will be reduced). Plus, you may actually need heat, even in a Grand Junction summer (!) though mostly for defrosting purposes. I encountered snow at a mere 9000 ft. (La Veta pass, near Alamosa/Walsenburg) in Southern Colo. just last week (!). JKH--Albuquerque, New Mexico 1970 Kombi > > On Tue, 6 Jun 1995 Ramona71@aol.com wrote: > > > Ramona's heater boxes are all rotted out. I could replace them when I > > overhaul the engine, but do I really HAVE to?? Does it affect her cooling > > system at all to be sans-heat? Will I really need it when I'm driving > > cross-country in August?? Yes? No? Hmm. > > As I recall you're coming out to Colorado, Grand Junction wasn't it? Not > that it's going to make a _whole_lot_ of difference but you'll need those > heater boxes when December rolls around. Maybe sooner. > ^^^^^^^^^^^^ > Jack >
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