The push-pull action operates a butterfly on the round duct next to the heater
blower. Its function is to shut the air flow off when pulled and when pushed
allows air to flow through the heater to the car interior. With it pushed in it
can be turned to the right to turn on the heater fan.
Hope this helps.
Dave F.
1960 Bugeye.
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From: Chas Douglass[SMTP:chasd@halcyon.com]
Sent: December 10, 1997 20:31 PM
To: spridgets
Subject: Bugeye Heater Switch
I haven't got an owner's manual for my '60 Sprite. The heater switch
does nothing, so, in order to fix it, I need to know what it is SUPPOSED
to do.
When pushed in it clicks once each way left and right. When pulled out
it doesn't turn. I assume the click is SUPPOSED to turn the fan on/off
(with "off" the counter-clockwise direction?) but what is pulling in/out
supposed to accomplish (besides moving an unattached cable)??
Thanks!
Chas Douglass -- Seattle WA
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