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Has anyone got a picture of one of those Brickwerks Westfalia pop top thermal sheet?

Nice, I'm liking that, how did you fasten it down?

CovKid wrote:Ye olde fuel filter I'll wager three

I think we have a winner...

It's almost certainly worn heat exchangers and/or push rod tubes dripping into the heat exchangers... been there, drove me mad for months as I just couldn't afford to replace them. When I did, the smell cleared up, I put on - new heat exchangers (not cheap), new heater pods (medium cheap), new push ...

Sorry about the delay, but yes, it comes out complete.

Taking the carbs off makes things slightly easier as you don't have to have the van up quite so high.

Read this. It comes out complete.

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I drove all around on our Scandopian adventure with the fridge running on gas for 3 weeks.

Cold beer every night!

What brakes do you have there?

It's just standard fuel hose as far as I remember, I just bought some from Halfrauds, cut to length and replaced.

This might help.

http://wiki.club8090.co.uk/index.php/Fu ... ther_tanks" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Very helpful, many thanks!

You could always drain it, measure the amount, then refill with the same, topping up as req'd.

Dumpy, can you post a picture or have you contact details for the guy who sold you it?

Or even the DAF part number?

Can the auto box handle a Subaru engine?

Very simple. Look into the engine bay with the engine running, get someone to pump the throttle a couple of times to see which bit moves, it's on the side of the carb/carbs. (RH one if I remember correctly.) Switch off engine, undo the nut that pinches the cable, pull it taunt and re-tighten the pin...

Read this...

http://wiki.club8090.co.uk/index.php/Ca ... berspacher" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;