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Date:         Fri, 14 Apr 1995 14:57:09 -0700
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From:         amiga@halcyon.com (Jesus Dizon)
Subject:      Re: new van, inspect'n & warrnty questions

>I may be soon moving from wannabus to '86 syncro camper. I understand >that the engine has about 20K on a rebuild and the trans has been done >too. I don't know what it needed or what was done. Total miles ~= 110K. > >I have a question about extended warranties and this vehicle. I am going >to have it inspected by a mechanic today or this weekend to check on cv >joints, water pump, heads, trans, etc. I have the opportunity to get a >warranty called 'Flextech 1' (sp?) that would cover engine, drivetrain, >electrical, steering, AC for 18 mo. for $1K. In your option, is this >recommended? How much can an inspection uncover about (un)expected and >expensive problems? This list has warned me in the past about $$$$$ >maintenance. > >I'll have to pay closer attention to the syncro bits on this list. TIA for >your advice. > > > > I have heard bad reviews of the VW synchro from mechanics and owners. Apparently the cylinder heads are flakey.


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