On Tue, 12 Dec 1995, JOHNSON THOMAS H <rsthj@aurora.alaska.edu> wrote: >The stock gas heater is mounted in the left side of the engine compartment >w/the ductwork routed along the side of the gas tank then exiting under >the rear seat. I was at the local FLAPS reading the Haynes shop manual for '68-'79 Transporters. In the middle of the book is a cutaway view showing the drivetrain and location of an auxilary gas heater. It's underneath, mounted just forward of the transmission, in-line on the ducting that runs from the heater boxes to the steel duct pipe under the cockpit floor. Remember this is from a Haynes manual for bay window busses. I've never actually seen a gas heater in a bus, so I'm a little curious. Jack '73 Westfalia (orange) Costa Mesa, CA
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