On Thu, 21 Nov 1996, Chris Wyatt wrote: > > According to them, it is running rich at start-up, due to a failing > throttle switch. This is causing premature wear of the distributor > rotor, which is relativey new. Does this sound reasonable? NO CHance This is a common problem. I have not found any real problems with this switch not working. There is a new part avalable at the dealer to update this switch. You can try adjusting it, but in a short time you will get the same resaults, without the update.
> And, I complained about the low heat output, and they declared the heater > temperature cable to be bent/kinked/whatever. I am doubtful. Has anyone > experienced this problem? The van passed their pressure test of the > cooling system, no leaks, despite the sweetish odor from the rear heater. Most mechanics will not take the time needed to find this problem. Remove rear seat, etc. around rear heater, run van and check for leaks. ERic Zeno
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