Does anyone have a heater control handle with the round black knob they want to part with? It's one of the handles that are located beside the floor shift. Thanks.
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Sierra Madre carries the two round knobs for early and late 356"s
Part #: 695.424.791.00
Part #: SMC.424.791.00
Not sure if these are the same as early VW.
Red knob produces more heat!
I need both parts - the handle and the knob. For some reason one was missing on my Speedster. The knob is a ball shape about 1" in diameter.
I didn't see the handle when I searched a couple of places. CIP1 has a round golf ball size knob, black. I searched on the site, under "heater". But of course I don't know what the handle looks like. "heater" search there brought up about 5-6 pages of related parts, perhaps.....
Bruce - There is just one handle to control the rear heater flaps -- the other was for the Bug under rear seat or right at feet flappers. The cable to rear is dual - looks like a Y.
Greg,
Super, I'll check it out. Thanks!
I believe I have one you are welcome to. Let me check the stash cabinet and get back to you.
Found this diagram - right side is for rear heater boxes.
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Greg, Thanks for the info. I was thinking each handle adjusted each side of the front vents, had forgotten about the rear seat flappers.
Jack, Thanks but I now realize I won't need the handle.
I had old VW and think pulling that lever was just psychological - hence the red knob was even hotter! By time I drove 12 miles to college in NJ there was a place on windshield size of your fist defrosted in winter. (And I smelled like I had been operating a chain saw).