Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
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Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
Hot, humid air is less dense than cooler, drier air. This can allow a golf ball to fly through the air with greater ease, as there won't be as much resistance on the ball.
- volkaholic1
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
What is the prize for correct identify of the parts? I got 52 out of 55, for a 94.5%, do I get an "A"?
1 - dual port cylinder tin
2 - ?
3,12,19,22,27,31,35,40,46,53 - washer for cheese head screw
4,13,18,21,28,32,36,41,47,54 - 6MX1 cheese head screw
5 - cyinder air deflector
6 - heater box tin (sled), 1/2 cylinder, upper
7 - stale air heater box tin (sled) 1/2 cylinder side
8 - stale air heater box tin (sled) 3/4 cylinder side
9 - heater box tin (sled), 3/4 cylinder side
10- heater box tin (sled) 1/2 cylinder side, lower
11- lower air (heat) deflector, #4 cylinder
14- stale air heater box flap, 1/2 cylinder side
15- stale air heater box flap, 3/4 cylinder side
16- ?
17- doghouse oil cooler exhaust, lower
20- doghouse oil cooler exhaust, upper
23- doghouse firewall tin, front tin, forward tin
24,26- grommet
25- plug
29- gasket
30- big pulley tin, rear pulley tin, rear breast plate
30a,34 - plug
33- small pulley tin, pulley tin, crank tin
37- doghouse oil cooler exhaust seal, upper to lower
37A - doghouse oil cooler exhaust seal, lower to firewall
38- crank nut cover
39- there is no 39 on this page
42- carb preheat hose seal
43- dual manifold preheat pipe insulator
44- single manifold preheat pipe insulator
45- thin inner part of dual manifold preheat pipe insulator
48- heater hose rubber grommet
49- manifold preheat pipe insulation
50- manifold preheat pipe insulation
51- manifold preheat pipe insulation
52- manifold preheat pipe insulation
55- ? does not indicate where it is located
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1 - dual port cylinder tin
2 - ?
3,12,19,22,27,31,35,40,46,53 - washer for cheese head screw
4,13,18,21,28,32,36,41,47,54 - 6MX1 cheese head screw
5 - cyinder air deflector
6 - heater box tin (sled), 1/2 cylinder, upper
7 - stale air heater box tin (sled) 1/2 cylinder side
8 - stale air heater box tin (sled) 3/4 cylinder side
9 - heater box tin (sled), 3/4 cylinder side
10- heater box tin (sled) 1/2 cylinder side, lower
11- lower air (heat) deflector, #4 cylinder
14- stale air heater box flap, 1/2 cylinder side
15- stale air heater box flap, 3/4 cylinder side
16- ?
17- doghouse oil cooler exhaust, lower
20- doghouse oil cooler exhaust, upper
23- doghouse firewall tin, front tin, forward tin
24,26- grommet
25- plug
29- gasket
30- big pulley tin, rear pulley tin, rear breast plate
30a,34 - plug
33- small pulley tin, pulley tin, crank tin
37- doghouse oil cooler exhaust seal, upper to lower
37A - doghouse oil cooler exhaust seal, lower to firewall
38- crank nut cover
39- there is no 39 on this page
42- carb preheat hose seal
43- dual manifold preheat pipe insulator
44- single manifold preheat pipe insulator
45- thin inner part of dual manifold preheat pipe insulator
48- heater hose rubber grommet
49- manifold preheat pipe insulation
50- manifold preheat pipe insulation
51- manifold preheat pipe insulation
52- manifold preheat pipe insulation
55- ? does not indicate where it is located
Now that you know the names, if you need it powdercoated, I can help you out. www.awesomepowdercoat.com
- volkaholic1
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
Oh, and then there are the parts not shown in the diagram
- the fan shroud
- the 3 piece alt/gen backing plate set
- the #2 lower cylinder tin hot air deflector
- the carb preheat "stove pipe"
if they are going to show the stale air heater box tin, they might as well include
- single port cylinder head tin
- early firewall tin
- the fan shroud
- the 3 piece alt/gen backing plate set
- the #2 lower cylinder tin hot air deflector
- the carb preheat "stove pipe"
if they are going to show the stale air heater box tin, they might as well include
- single port cylinder head tin
- early firewall tin
- david58
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
I give you a A+ for effort. Nice job, and Thanks. I wish we had a video showing the engine tin being correctly installed on a type one, even if it was just a slide show naming the parts in order they need to be installed.volkaholic1 wrote:What is the prize for correct identify of the parts? I got 52 out of 55, for a 94.5%, do I get an "A"?
Now that you know the names, if you need it powdercoated, I can help you out. http://www.awesomepowdercoat.com
Hot, humid air is less dense than cooler, drier air. This can allow a golf ball to fly through the air with greater ease, as there won't be as much resistance on the ball.
- volkaholic1
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
you know, that's not a bad idea. Let me see what I can do.
Oh, and let's not forget the thermostat flap system! although it techniquely is not "engine tin" it should be included.
Oh, and let's not forget the thermostat flap system! although it techniquely is not "engine tin" it should be included.
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
Such a resource would be real kool for us newbies!
I have 1967 body parts for sale.
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
2- Threaded/captured nut in the square hole
16- Is an anti rattle rubber much like a gas door bumper
55- looks to be a throttle cable tube anti move device?
16- Is an anti rattle rubber much like a gas door bumper
55- looks to be a throttle cable tube anti move device?
Yeah some may call it overkill, but you can't have too much overkill.
- volkaholic1
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
2 - as soon as I read it, I realized you are right. Does VW really consider that a separate part from the cylinder tin?
16 - makes sense
55 - good question, it is a small part and not the best picture.
16 - makes sense
55 - good question, it is a small part and not the best picture.
- david58
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
Hot, humid air is less dense than cooler, drier air. This can allow a golf ball to fly through the air with greater ease, as there won't be as much resistance on the ball.
- volkaholic1
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
Of the things that have not already been covered:
1 - factory fan shroud
2 - aftermarket 36hp style doghouse fan shroud
3 - rubber spacer that goes on the FRONT of the doghouse fan shroud, where the accelerator cable tube passes
4 - rubber gommet that goes on the REAR of the fan shroud, where the accelerator cable tube passes
5 - accelerator cable tube
6, 7 - alt/gen backing plates set
8 - fan
9 - fan mounting hub, washers, nut
11 - plastic spark plug wire holder (3 needed)
18 - thermostat
19- thermostat vertical control rod
20 -thermostat washer and retainer
21- thermostat mounting bracket
24- carb stove pipe for per-heat air
25- carb stove pipe grommet
25 - AGAIN! - early firewall tin
32 - early single port cylinder tin
1 - factory fan shroud
2 - aftermarket 36hp style doghouse fan shroud
3 - rubber spacer that goes on the FRONT of the doghouse fan shroud, where the accelerator cable tube passes
4 - rubber gommet that goes on the REAR of the fan shroud, where the accelerator cable tube passes
5 - accelerator cable tube
6, 7 - alt/gen backing plates set
8 - fan
9 - fan mounting hub, washers, nut
11 - plastic spark plug wire holder (3 needed)
18 - thermostat
19- thermostat vertical control rod
20 -thermostat washer and retainer
21- thermostat mounting bracket
24- carb stove pipe for per-heat air
25- carb stove pipe grommet
25 - AGAIN! - early firewall tin
32 - early single port cylinder tin
- david58
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
Hot, humid air is less dense than cooler, drier air. This can allow a golf ball to fly through the air with greater ease, as there won't be as much resistance on the ball.
- david58
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
Here is a good link with part numbers.
http://www.bus-boys.com/aircoolsystem71.html
http://www.bus-boys.com/aircoolsystem71.html
Hot, humid air is less dense than cooler, drier air. This can allow a golf ball to fly through the air with greater ease, as there won't be as much resistance on the ball.
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
Above images images:
From Max Welton Gallery on The Samba
Hot, humid air is less dense than cooler, drier air. This can allow a golf ball to fly through the air with greater ease, as there won't be as much resistance on the ball.
- volkaholic1
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
I'll see if I can get a step by step with all the factory parts put together on youtube over the thanksgiving break - I'm feeling motivated, plus the kids think it would be "cool"
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Re: Can you name the parts of the cooling tin?
That would be great I'm glad you got kids to help.volkaholic1 wrote:I'll see if I can get a step by step with all the factory parts put together on youtube over the thanksgiving break - I'm feeling motivated, plus the kids think it would be "cool"
Hot, humid air is less dense than cooler, drier air. This can allow a golf ball to fly through the air with greater ease, as there won't be as much resistance on the ball.