
Westy gas tank gauge & BBQ connector
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Westy gas tank gauge & BBQ connector
Anyone have any idea where I can get a connector for the take-off from my underfloor gas tank so that I can run my BBQ
? Also the gauge doesn't work, is it possible to get a new one? It's a German Westfalia import.

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i popped down the local marina ( i think any gas place i.e. calor shop, etc will point you in the right direction) and bought the fitting for a couple of quid. It fits straight on to a gas hose (6 or 9mm, can't remember) and is fastened in place with a small jubilee clip.
Out of interest what type of BBQ are you thinking of? I got a cadac and it's great
Out of interest what type of BBQ are you thinking of? I got a cadac and it's great

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Thanks for the advice folks.
I've been thinking of buying a cadac but not done so yet. However since we do most of our cooking in the awning on a normal camping double burner/grill cooker (the bus is a bit cramped & no grill), I also wanted to be able to run this off the bus tank (very cheap at only 40p/litre) instead of having to pay so much more for a standalone gas bottle refill.
I've been thinking of buying a cadac but not done so yet. However since we do most of our cooking in the awning on a normal camping double burner/grill cooker (the bus is a bit cramped & no grill), I also wanted to be able to run this off the bus tank (very cheap at only 40p/litre) instead of having to pay so much more for a standalone gas bottle refill.