I wonder if anyone has had this happen to then on their Vanagon. I have a 91 Westy that I bought without any records, but has obviously been stored in the salt air. When I first got it the cables that closed and opened the fresh air intake was broken or stuck -- I had this repaired and it worked fine until I noticed bits of black foam coming out of the heater/air ducts-- then discovered that I couldn't turn off the outside air. this in no problem in the winter when a bit of heat is welcome but I live in the desert and it's not nice to have a hundred plus air doing battle with the air conditioning during the summer months. My mechanic tell me that the replacement of the foam seal on this dam is very hard to get at and it requires removing the air-conditioning coil in the front of the grill and is vary costly.( I feel he doesn't really want to do it) As yet haven't been to the dealer to get an estimate-- any ideas or suggestions would be most appreciated/ Cheers and Happy New Year Warren Geranium 4 (91 Westy) |
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