Why is string passed from Access VBA to SQL Server Stored Procedure losing the chr(13) from vbcrlf

I have simple stored procedure to create a new customer record if one with a matching name and postcode does not automatically exist. The procedure is called from Microsoft Access using VBA. The address is a string with the lines seperated by vbcrlf.

When the procedure is called from Access the address ends up with lines seperated only by char(10). The char(13) part of the vbcrlf is lost somehow. If I test the procedure from SQL Server management studio it works fine.

Any ideas on how I can get the full newline control sequence into the database (I could add a few lines to insert a char(13) in front of any orphaned char(10) but that is not elegant!)

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[CUSTOMERINSERT] @NAME VARCHAR(50),@ADDRESS VARCHAR(2000),@POSTCODE VARCHAR(50),@ID INT OUTPUT
AS
BEGIN
	SELECT @ID=ID FROM CUSTOMER WHERE [NAME]=@NAME AND POSTCODE=@POSTCODE
	IF @ID IS NULL
		BEGIN
			INSERT INTO CUSTOMER ([NAME],ADDRESS,POSTCODE) VALUES (@NAME,@ADDRESS,@POSTCODE)
			SET @ID=SCOPE_IDENTITY()
		END
	IF @ID IS NULL
		SET @ID=0
END

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