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Date:         Thu, 28 Nov 96 16:50:33 CST
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From:         Kyle Wade <pengi@cruzio.com>
Subject:      Re: EUROVAN EXHAUST

At 09:42 PM 11/27/96 -0600, you wrote: >Just acquired a '93 and hopefully nothing wrong...except I do smell a strong >sulfur odor sometimes when I turn it off and get out of it. Is this normal? > >Cyndi >.- > > Does anyone remember the story of the Exploding Battery iin the Eurovan!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I do, that's the first thing I thought of when I read this POST! I don't want to alarm you Cyndi, but there have been a few instaces where the batteries in the eurovan's have failed, either boiling themselves dry, or in one case I read on this list. It exploded!

If this were my van, I'd check the water level in the battery to make sure the Sulfur smell was or was not coming from that source.

I read this post and Trashed it, after a second I remembered the Exploding battery and had to write something about it.

Kyle Wade Keeper of the volks-motorsports page www.volks-motorsports.com home page Pengi@cruzio.com


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