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Date:         Wed, 22 May 1996 16:07:27 -0700
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         mizamook@sonic.net
Subject:      engine seal/tin holes

ih!

I will aks this, even though I am pretty sure what the answer from any competant VW owner will be:

How goodly does the air seal(y'know...those airborne mammalian blobs)need to seal? Mine is good in some areas, yet is bent weirdly or has gaps in some areas...I know it is for to keep the nasty hot air from the exhaust, etc. from coming up and getting blown back through the *cooling* system, but how much is good enuff? Also, I have noticed holes (up to 1/4 in. diameter) in a few places on the tin...should I find something to cover or plug them with?

On that note (C#) I would also like to further my edyookashun by asking: "Does and "81 2000cc FI Vanagon engine have an idiot light for overheating?"

Any advice will be taken to heart....thanks!

Gene Cornelius '81 Wet Westy (I need to replace much rubber, it seems)


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