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Date:         Mon, 1 Mar 1999 22:12:51 -0600
Reply-To:     Tonya Pope <Tonya@TEAM-M.COM>
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From:         Tonya Pope <Tonya@TEAM-M.COM>
Organization: Team MainStreet Interactive, Inc.
Subject:      Re: driping thermostat on an 85 Westie
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It's not that hard to replace the thing, two of the bolts, as memory serves, are easier to get at laying inside the fan than from the rear. You might consider replacing the thermostat itself while you're in there depending on price. Mine sat for awhile and it was the gasket, but figured I didn't want to open it up again any time soon so put in a new thermostat - don't go cheap on it tho or you'll be sorry later.

Good Luck, Tonya 87 Vanagon GL Wolfs


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