Its located in the dash just above the door air dump valve.
It looks like a clock but only has one hand and the face is marked with three 24 hour periods there is a red area over a couple of hours in 1 of the 24 hour periods.
Thoughts? Could this be part of my mystery Webasto? There are two wires out of the back but I haven traced them yet
Larry
Webasto
Could be a aftermarket timer but doesn't look like any 7 day timers I seen for Webasto or ProHeat
That's the transfabulator modifier.
Webasto says that is a Quartz Clock Timer it's 1st time I ever saw one I thought they were all 7 day timers I did find a old schematic on the thing 2 wires is not going to cut it to make it work they show 11
Yup, see where the Transfabulator modifier is required for the 11 wires, perfectly clear :o
Dave M
It's the timing device hooked to the right and left franistan that activates the automatic canutter valve to lubricate the right and left muffler bearing. Good luck, TomC
DO NOT hook up those wire's to the wrong terminal or your bus will travel back in time!
Maybe i can make the bus a time machine with this thing.
When this baby hits 88 miles and hour your gonna see some serious S**T !
Larry
really think that is the tail flap control---sorry wouldn't resist.. do we have a winner? I have no clue?
Where you able to fire the Webasto since the timer was identified ? just curious
Thank you for clarification! was getting a little confusing...and have heard more off wall things on equipment that could be possible. Bob
Luvrbus
I havent' got that far yet. However I do know the timer LED blinks green when its armed and the timer runs.
I haven't let it try to start the Webasto yet because I haven't had to time to properly supervise it's lighting.
I'd rather not have the bus creating any kind of fire when I'm not around.
Larry