

| Subject: | Re: Flue Vent cover replacement. |
| From: | Don Hundt |
| Date: | Fri, 4 Dec 1998 17:57:04 -0800 |
I ordered a flue cover from my friendly local rv parts dealer. The only distributor that seemed to even know what it was is a company called DTI. My rv parts dealer placed the order for me through DTI, finally got it about 6 months later. DTI was backordered and had to get one from dometic in Sweden. the thing ended up costing about 60 bucks and a whole lot of trouble for me and my local dealer who said "I hope you don't lose this because I will never order another one". Good luck with yours. Don ---------- > From: Jon Whittington <jkstraw@MAGMA.CA> > To: vanagon@VANAGON.COM > Subject: Flue Vent cover replacement. > Date: Friday, December 04, 1998 4:49 PM > > First let me say, this is the best resource I have ever seen for > these amazing vehicles! I am still very much a newbie, but everyone > here should be very pleased with the help offered by the list members! > > My question is concerning the replacement of my flue vent cover. I > called up a couple of my local VW dealers (what am I thinking??) They > quoted me a price of $230.00 Cdn. Apparently I cannot buy a replacement > flue vent cover I have to buy the entire assembly. This isn't really an > option. Does anyone have any suggestions? Make shift riggings > perhaps? Used parts resources? I live in Ottawa Ontario, Canada. > Winter is going to be really cruel on my baby. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Cheers, > Jon Whittington > '85 Vanagon GL Westie (With leaking heads...no surprise there ;)
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