Andrew Fox wrote: >John is right, my advice is to replace every darn hose in the van no >matter what the cost. > This is just all around bad advice. If cost is no issue just wait till you break down. Call a cab, fly home, and have a truck get the vanagon tow it, fix it, and ship it home..... Cost, it the only issue, there is no place your going that you see on TV from years ago. Ever hear of a cell phone? Lets get with the picture. This is the year 2004!!! Now emotional security is another issue! A women would clearly agree with you. Eric
>>Take it from me, Listen to Ken. Replace every hose you haven't yet. They >>are not hoses you can find when you are broken down in bum fuck Egypt. >>Some of the smaller hoses are able to be replaced with generic sizes, >>but not many. At the very least buy them and have them with you in your >>VW along with at least 2 gallons of antifreeze and some distilled water. >>I have some brand new ones that I never used. If you are interested give >>me a call. John, once the owner of a 90 vanagon GL. Tel, 631.475.9322 I >>am located on Long Island NY >> >> >> > > > > |
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