Date:         Sat, 26 Jun 2010 18:20:19 -0700
Reply-To:     Alistair Bell <albell@SHAW.CA>
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From:         Alistair Bell <albell@SHAW.CA>
Subject:      Re: Opinions-Well, It's Mine Now
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often code is found under drivers seat, where aux battery goes. Also
sometimes you will find an M code paper sticker under fuse box area.

M code data showing options can be found online, one place is my blog:

http://shufti.wordpress.com/?s=m-code


alistair



---- J Stewart <fonman4277@COMCAST.NET> wrote:
> Well. right or wrong, its mine now. Good news is it made it 50+
> miles home without any issues. About 19 miles into the drive home,
> the temp gauge finally rose to just below the LED. It stayed there
> for about 30 seconds then it dropped all the way down to the bottom
> where it stayed the rest of the way home. I just took it out to the
> store and it didn't budge from the bottom. Deja vu-my last '84 did
> this very same thing, and it wasn't the resistor, the gauge,
> sending unit, etc. I never did figure out what it was. Tomorrow I
> start replacing vacuum lines, cleaning grounds, etc.Two questions:
> did weekenders come with a big ugly a** Dometic fridge that bolted
> to the floor behind the passenger seat? It looks like a big window
> unit air conditioner and it's gonna be gone, I hate it. Seller said
> it doesn't work anyway. Also, I know I can find this info easily
> enough, but I'm sure someone knows it off the top of their head:
> '85 Wolfsburg Edition Weekender whats the paint name/code? It's
> kind of a silvery brown (which believe it or not my wife likes!)
> TIA, Jeff
>
>
> Jeff Stewart