Choose from manufacturers including JK, Monza and Empi with choice extending to heater tubes, mufflers, air hoses, tailpipes, silencers, heat exchangers, clamps and fitting kits… Scroll down for full listings or search for specific VW T2 Bay 1600cc petrol engine exhaust and heat exchanger parts using the search box at the very top of this page.
The heat exchangers have a heavy finned block inside to act as a radiator. This helps to keep the heat level constant although the heat flow varies with engine speed. It also helps to maintain the heat when you shut off the engine for brief periods of time. The rest of the heater exchanger is a shell around this core and rusts away.
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1600cc Exhausts & Heat Exchangers. Fantastic collection of replacement and upgrade exhaust and heat exchanger parts available for Volkswagen T2 Bay window models fitted with the 1600cc air-cooled petrol engine at Just Kampers. Choose from manufacturers including JK, Monza and Empi with choice extending to heater tubes, mufflers, air hoses …
LH Exhaust Manifold c/w Heat Exchanger, VW T2 2.0l 08/78 – 07/79 VW Part No 021 256 091 E, Left & right heat exchanger for VW T2 bus up to 1979 Suitable for the following VW T2 buses: VW TRANSPORTER T2 MINIBUS 08/71 – 10/73 1.7 Petrol Bus 66 CA, CB VW TRANSPORTER T2 MINIBUS 11/73 – 07/75 1.8 Petrol Bus 68 AP VW TRANSPORTER T2 MINIBUS 08/75 – 04/79 2 Petrol Bus 70 CJ, GE, GD, Only in 1976 did VW add an electric pusher fan, and in 1980 added (the best idea) a belt-driven fan. 3. Leaks in ducting leading to heater boxes. 4. Leaks in heater boxes. 5. Leaky seams around heat riser tubes (run from boxes to heat valves flapper boxes ). 6. **un-insulated heat riser tubes. 7. Un-adjusted, leaky, or non-functional flapper …
