Re: [T3] Heating up?

[Per Lindgren <lindgre@online.no>]

You probably forgot the "also" I put in there - first, I said there were clocks with
timers for bay-window buses. Then, I said there were a egg-clock style switch for the
EberspŠcher, too.

74 PerL
73 Variant L

Todd Daley wrote:

> This is a totally different thing you are talking about... My 72 westfalia has an
> Eberspacher gas heater.....    The timer you are talking about controls shutting off
> the heater...... Ě{ÖŮwork, just like you say .. like an egg timer......
>
> the one for the type 3 that I have seen pictures of operates like an alarm clock in
> that you set the time that you want it to start at, and it runs for a maximum amount
> of time to preheat the car in the morning, after work or whatever.........
>
> Todd Daley
> 71 Squareback
> 71 Fastback
> 72 Westfalia (with working gas heater )
> 84 Rabbit
>
> Per Lindgren wrote:
>
> >
> > The bay window buses also had this option for the clock, I have the special
> > EberspŠcher manual rigth by me. There was also a timer for the EberspŠcher, a
> > friend of mine has this, we do not know how it works, there is no clock
> > involved... The knob turns and has a countdown just like an egg-clock. Dont know
> > which EberspŠcher it is for, onbly thing I can say for sure is that it had a 12v
> > bulb in the control lamp.
> >
>
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