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Date:         Thu, 11 May 1995 12:52:58 -0300
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From:         smitht@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Tim Smith)
Subject:      Re: arm rest vents

> >Looking at my plumbing, that thingy that always gets crudded up >with pencils, pipe cleaners, straw papers, &c is heat only. The vent >to the back would seem to have to come from under the dash and get >distributed to the doors to empty out in the rear....I don't seem >to see any provision for that in mine....Hmmm. > >Is there anyone out there with a non-Westy '71 with the air channels >on the doors, so we can compare notes (I'll show you mine if you >show me yours!)? >

I think they would be the same as in a '78 7 seater I had. Part of the fresh air distribution pipes came out under the dash near the door hinge with a felt gasket around it. Closing the door sealed the amrest onto the outlet, for air flow. The arm rests went all the way across the door panel, and ended with a typical ventilator louvre facing the passengers in the middle seat. Should be an easy mod., but there is no need for air there in a Westy, since the cabinets or jump seat will block the louvres. That floor duct was heat only.

tim s


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