

| Subject: | Re: Two newbie questions |
| From: | Kent Christensen |
| Date: | Fri, 25 Dec 1998 18:52:15 -0700 |
See the "Bentley" at http://www.rb.com/catalog/VV91.htm It is published for North American use, and many pages will contain data not applicable to European Transporters, especially those pages describing electrical components. "Heater core" is a water radiator used for heating the interior of the Vanagon. Those water cooled Vanagons from 1983-on generally have two, and engine coolant is circulated through them unless some part of the system breaks, causing a water leak. Your air cooled Vanagon has none, relying rather on the engine's air cooling system to duct heated air to the interior, sometimes optionally supplemented by a gasoline-fired heater.
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