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Part finding problem!!!

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Hello,

I have just joined club 80-90 and it looks awesome, especially the wiki bit, really useful and easy to understand!! Can we get something like that to help us understand women!!!

Anyway I have just bought a T25 and am getting to grips with changing filters, flushing the engine, general tinkering and also ripping out the hideousnous of the inside, I may post pictures, I think the fella who had it before me had an obsession with small bits of wood and screwing them into anything he could!

I need a new 'Inlet Manifold Heater Thermoswitch' also perhaps known as a Temperature Sender. I have been to numerous auto part shops been onto the GSF website and Just Kampers and cannot locate the part. It is pictured in the haynes manual on page 3.7 and can been seen in pic 10.3.....

Does it have another name that I don't know? Any ideas where I can get the part.

Cheers :shock:
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Welcome Beneldude, there is not a wiki for understanding the fairer sex, cos that would take all the mystery out of it wouldnt it! :wink:

Welcome in, and enjoy!

Good luck with your part search.
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Beneldude,

Some nice person posted this link up a while ago, T25 is under T2 1968-92.

http://www.vagcat.com/



hope it helps.
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Post by Cruz »

scoobydrew wrote:Beneldude,

Some nice person posted this link up a while ago, T25 is under T2 1968-92.

http://www.vagcat.com/



hope it helps.
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The part number listed at the link above is 049-919-501
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Post by beneldude »

Cool,

Cheers dudes. Can you not order from these guys? I take it I use this number a VW specialist?

Thanks again
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I have been to numerous auto part shops been onto the GSF website and Just Kampers and cannot locate the part.

Welcome :D

Phoning GSF is sometimes better, depending on your local GSF staff, can be heaven or is it hell, as the Eagles sang :)

If no success with Part Nos or description, keep asking here, OK :?:
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right, I'll phone the new GSF thats just opened in Newcastle, it's close to me being in darlington.

Thanks again
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Hi benledue!---1 place you aint mentioned----theres probabley one in the town where you live--I'll give you a clue--it should have a showroom full of shiney overpriced cars with names like--Golf--Polo--Toureg---- :D --take your chassis number to imput in their computer--you will have to spot the part on their screen--
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.. and parts counter (oops, scratch that, I mean desk) staff in pinstripes, not white coats with HB pencils in the breast pocket. Suppose they still have to wash their hands now an again though, from having to handle the occasional oily plastic bag, Ergh! How demeaning :shock:

But today its lavendar scented hand soap, rather than good old Swarfega :(
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Re: Part finding problem!!!

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beneldude wrote:
I have just joined club 80-90 and it looks awesome, especially the wiki bit, really useful and easy to understand!! Can we get something like that to help us understand women!!!

Cheers :shock:

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Good thinking there's a shiney garage like you said but I figured that sales people would just look blankly at me and try to get finance on a Passat or something!!

PS didn't mean to cause offence by the women/wiki comment! Am just trying to win my girl round with the 'shed'(her words) I've just bought!!
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:lol: No offence taken mate! made me laugh........ :D
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beneldude wrote:Good thinking there's a shiney garage like you said but I figured that sales people would just look blankly at me and try to get finance on a Passat or something!!

PS didn't mean to cause offence by the women/wiki comment! Am just trying to win my girl round with the 'shed'(her words) I've just bought!!

I suggest you first say your after a part for a wedge, when they look at you all confused say sorry you mean your T3, when that fails call it a T25. Only ruse the correct name of type 2 transporter when they look like they are going to cry :lol:
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Success!!!!!

I've found the part the actual PN is 035919369C, I can understand why it's hard to find the part using the Vagcat website as this part looks like about 4 others!!!

Thankyou to everyone who helped.
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