We have a dual purpose piece of foam rubber which, when driving is placed in the kitchen to absorb all vibrations, and which, at night, is placed between the two cushions on the upper berth. Found on our second trip in the van that cold air sneaks in between the two cushions and froze our kidneys, or something in that area. The foam is about 2x2x48 inches and has a snake face drawn on one end of it. We're thinking of retiring the old snake and getting a new one. After 13 years, he's getting pretty tired looking. Does anyone else have the problem of cold air between the cushions? Karl Wolz ----- Original Message ----- From: Joseph McNiff <Joseph_P._McNiff@FFIC.COM> To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 1999 10:23 AM Subject: Westy kitchen vibration is less
> O.K. let just thank everyone for your response. > I see I'm not alone. I tried the towel trick last night > and it did help. I'm still getting vibration but it is better > I'm going to mess with it more this weekend. I'll let > you all know if I can come up with anything that works > better. Until then I'll just crank up the tunes. > > joseph > 86westy |
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