

| Subject: | 84 Vanagon heating problem/T-5 Microbus PowerPoint |
| From: | Harold Jaynes |
| Date: | Wed, 1 Jan 2003 17:06:26 EST |
I wanted to thank those that help me with my technical questions. I pretty much just drive the think and my days of greasy bloody knuckles are long over, but I continue to drive my Vanagon. I recently put up a post on my heating problem....actually a 'lack of' heating problem. There is no heat at all but the fans do work. I'm trying to figure a down and dirty way of analyzing what the problem might be. Many indicated it might be a heater core problem. One thing I should say is, every time I start the Van up, the temperature gauge goes directly to hot and the light blinks immediately. This has done this a long time. The only exception to this has been when hoses were replaced by my local repair shop. The light did not blink nor did the gauge go to hot for maybe one day each time, then it would go back to its evil ways. Does anybody have any thoughts since I'm assuming there might be some correlation between the two. Neither the front nor the rear heater works, although the fan works on both. Secondly, I love the Microbus that will be coming out in a few years. I'll definitely buy one. I went out and bought a Matchbox car in a local supermarket of the T-5. Because I've had the flu the past few days, I've had some time to kill so I put together 56 images of the new Microbus in a PowerPoint slide presentation. If anybody would like this, I would be happy to emailit. I've gotten them off of many foreign sites and many of the pictures are great. There's even a Barbie T-5 now! Anyway, if anyone would like this, I'd be happy to to email the slide show. Thanks again for all the help. Harold Jaynes Washington DC
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