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Date:         Mon, 17 Jan 2000 14:34:23 EST
Reply-To:     MVAone@AOL.COM
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From:         Mark Watts <MVAone@AOL.COM>
Subject:      New Westie (to me) in Indiana
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Just purchased an 87 GL full camper westie. Light blue metallic Canadian
version. Immaculate interior. Doesn't even look used, seats are showroom
firm. No oil or wasser leaks, good power, more that my syncro had anyway and
it'd do 79 on a calm day. Paid $4700 not a great bargain but not bad.


Problems:
temp instrument doesn't move off cold.
leaking regulator on LP tank (Kyle suggests rv place, thanks to Kyle at
Volkscafe)
front heater fan doesn't turn on (Kyle suggests trading rear switch to check)
Water pump appears not to work for the sink.


Other than that it appears to be in excellent shape, now I'll check the fuses
and test the above but if anyone has any sugestions on what might be wrong or
how to test solve these problems please email me. I additon I plan to travel
west this summer and any other things I should check? AAA of course.




tia
Mark
87 GL Westie
Former 86 GL syncro westie weekender RIP
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