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WTB Thermostat Flaps to Suit Doghouse Fan Shroud

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hulbyw Insano Dub Head

819 posts · joined Sep 2009 ·

#1044323
I know this is a long shot as most folks chuck these out but I am converting to a doghouse fan shroud and am hoping to find a set of flaps or at least the rear operating arm which clears the doghouse so I can modify my original non doghouse flaps.
Cheers..........Wayne

viiking Officially Full-On Dubber

253 posts · joined May 2012 ·

#1044351
The internal flaps for dog-house and non-doghouse are the same. Only the operating lever changes.

hulbyw Insano Dub Head

819 posts · joined Sep 2009 ·

#1044353
Yes, looks like I may have to make one
Cheers

viiking Officially Full-On Dubber

253 posts · joined May 2012 ·

#1044355
Here's the official part drawing and subsequent part number pages. You need part 31, 113119289B

http://oacdp.org/type1part/1083.png
http://oacdp.org/type1part/1084.png
http://oacdp.org/type1part/1085.png
http://oacdp.org/type1part/1086.png
http://oacdp.org/type1part/1087.png

You can google that part number but make sure it has the B suffix or you will get the non-doghouse one. There are some on the web but most are overseas so you get slugged with postage.

For a complete set of parts or individual parts the go to place in the US is.
https://www.awesomepowdercoat.com/vw-thermostat-flaps

hulbyw Insano Dub Head

819 posts · joined Sep 2009 ·

#1044356
Thanks heaps viking! Much appreciated
Cheers

viiking Officially Full-On Dubber

253 posts · joined May 2012 ·

#1044359
I have my engine out at present and can take a tracing of it and email it to you if you like in case you want to make one.

PM me if you need it.

hulbyw Insano Dub Head

819 posts · joined Sep 2009 ·

#1044360
Great offer. PM sent

6621104 Casual Dubber

48 posts · joined May 2010 ·

#1044374
to clear the doghouse - he will need 2 of #35, and # 31 with the clips/washers.

hulbyw Insano Dub Head

819 posts · joined Sep 2009 ·

#1044378
Thanks. Still haven't exhausted all avenues but looking like I will need to manufacture my own. Doesn't look too difficult. Price from Awesome Powdercoat is a good incentive to get cutting bending and drilling
Cheers