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Date:         Sat, 1 Jun 1996 15:26:07 -0500
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From:         cmoran@cswnet.com (Colin A Moran)
Subject:      Re: Boiling Aligators in Florida

Now comes Colin A >Moran, who writes: "Bentley shows two switches for the fan on the '86 >and newer vans on comes on at 192degF and the other comes on at 203degF."

> But mine's a Diesel Westy. My question is, are those heat closing values also correct >for the diesel version? If not, what are the numbers? > And you though my subject might have meant something different. > John > John, Bently shows a heat range of 200degF for the first stage and 212degF for the second stage. These are turn on temps the turn off temps are about 10 deg F less than the turn on temp. Colin A Moran

If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull sh*t.

'86 Syncro GL


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