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Date:         Thu, 28 Sep 2006 02:48:32 +0000
Reply-To:     "annasan1@comcast.net >Anna QS<" <annasan1@COMCAST.NET>
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From:         "annasan1@comcast.net >Anna QS<" <annasan1@COMCAST.NET>
Subject:      Digi- WHAT ??

Greetings . . .




    Ok, so this is probably a newbie question but I still consider myself a bit green over past 18mos (& not cuz I'm Irish!) But what is a digifan or digijet???   This thread has been slipping into recent conversation and I feel left in the dust!  Or is it some super-technoid stuff?  I did take advice of   re: problems with ignition, battery, starting & misfiring .... and my VW guy (Always V-Dub in Portland OR !) did the fix for a very small am't of $$; he did say my '86 2.1L has a digifan and it was too bad I didn't get the '85 .... but I'm not sure what he meant - my brain hyper speeds away when talk gets too technical - my problem had been an after market attempt at cruise control. The system was non-functioning but the wires had corroded and were doing bad things to my good ignition wires. That fix plus a new battery fixed up ol' Blue Mongrel just fine..... headed to OR coast this w/e and to Leavenworth in northern WA following w/e .... so, again - what is digi-something? is th
e digifan not good? why? and can I change to the other? and why??? -
  Thanx all . . . . .


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~ ~ Anna Quinn-Smith
       Portland OR
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