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Date:         Tue, 28 Aug 2001 01:04:50 -0700
Reply-To:     steve delasalle <sdelasal@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         steve delasalle <sdelasal@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Propane tank Questions
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I'm refurbishing the propane tank system & I need some
help.


1. I got the cylinder pressure tested ...it
passed...but the pressure relief valve did not open
even up to 350PSI.
        ANy suggestions as to where I can get a replacement


2.  I don't have any instructions on how to fill the
tank - the label near the tank is unreadable.  Does
anyone have any documentation that could be
photocopied and posted and/or faxed to me.  The Owners
Manual - Camper supplement mentions an instruction
pamphlet - which I don't have.


This is an 1981 westfalia with three tapping in the
propane tank.


I'm actually in the UK, I shipped the van back from
the US in May ..unfortunately, the propane systems are
different here so I'll probably need to get spares
from the US ..no problem as I have contact there.




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