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Date:         Tue, 13 Aug 1996 12:39:02 -0800
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         sidky@unixg.ubc.ca (Adam Sidky)
Subject:      Re: fridge/sink on 74 Westy

>From: sidky@unixg.ubc.ca (Adam Sidky) > >Hi everyone, > >My name is Adam Sidky and for the past few months I've been a steady lurker on both vanagon mailing lists. Well just yesterday I bought a 74 Westy (or is it actually called a Transporter?) and have a few questions about some of the 'features' inside. First of all how does the sink work? There is the plastic water reservoir underneath the sink but is there an electric pump to pump the water up through the faucet or do I just whip that handle next to the faucet back and forth to get the pump to work. Secondly the fridge has been disconnected (says the previous owner) and I'm not too sure what to do about getting it working again. Do I need some sort of special tool to light the pilot light? All I've seen on the side of the fridge (next to the passenger's seat) is a switch with a 12V and 110V label and a little red knob. How do I go about trying to light the fridge. And finally for the 110 V setting doesn't this mean that it runs when the Westy is plugged in? I've hunted around for a plug but I can't seem to find one anywhere that plugs into a normal socket; was this an option or what is going on. Thanks in advance and I'm pretty sure that I'll be asking many more questions so please bear with me. > >Thanks, > >Adam Sidky >sidky@unixg.ubc.ca >92 Diesel Golf >74 Westy > Adam Sidky sidky@unixg.ubc.ca Department of Physiology, University of British Columbia Canada


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