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Date:         Thu, 22 May 1997 19:10:42 -0400
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From:         Dave Richards <wr3i@earthlink.net>
Subject:      Re: Propane Problem

Robin Davies wrote: > > All Knowing Vanamaniacs, > > Went to have my propane tank filled on "Leslie" 87 Syncro Westy in > preparation for the upcoming three day weekend, and Kim my friendly Madison > area propane expert coudn't get the gas to stay in the tank. Seems the > o-rings are shot or possibly the entire valve.... Hank (I mean Kim) says > "you can't get these o-rings or valves anywhere".... Bill VW dealer parts > guru says "I can get you the whole valve from VW for 6 pints of blood and > one of your vital organs ($320)." Me says NO! > > Any wisdom from the list? Part sources for these pups? This valve seems > pretty simple... > > Much Thanx! R. > > 87 Syncro Vanagon Westfalia > 92 Syncro Passat(G60) > Both Titian Red! > > http://www.biochem.wisc.edu/medialab

Hey R. Try second opinion(take it somewhere else) before spending money I had a guy fail to get gas in but next place filled it also I have taken it to be filled and faild to get gas in only to find out it was not as Thunk as empty it was Dave Wr3I 97EVC


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