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Date:         Fri, 29 Aug 1997 09:05:34 -0600
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         guymon@SKYPOINT.COM
Subject:      Re: HELP!!

>I have had it! I need a good reliable vehicle and I have been through this >for 6 mos. The fuel mixture is still not right. I had 2 weeks for this >particular problem to get resolved. I have the john muir book, and the >hanes.............

I've had the same problem before!

I took it to the local VW shop and here is everything they tried

Timming O2 sensor O2 Sensor wire **Seems the wire can have a small crack and cause problems All ground wires redone Both Computers replaced (I did'nt know there were 2?) Coil replaced Spark plug wires ** seems only OEM parts recomended Spark plugs and checked the fuel injectors

THE Only thing they did'nt replace was a new wiring harness.

Oh by the way NONE of these worked, many $$$$ later! My wife reamed the Shop manager. They aploagized. I refused to be a testing ground, and told them to put back all the parts that did'nt fix it (Many hundered dollars worth). VW said don't bring it back with this problem again.

6 months later it went away???!!!! It's the Vanagon mystery.

Guy Wayzata, MN


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