Date:         Fri, 12 Dec 1997 19:51:08 -0800
Reply-To:     Malcolm Holser <mholser@ADOBE.COM>
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From:         Malcolm Holser <mholser@ADOBE.COM>
Subject:      Re: Groovey Pulley (long)
Comments: To: jim@OLDVOLKSHOME.COM

I checked my Kombi, which is an '86 and so has the 2.1 liter engine.
I never had looked before, but it indeed has a single groove pulley.
I looks a lot like the old pulleys on the Type1 engine.

The Kombi is the only waterboxer I've seen without any options (except
the Syncro option) -- no power steering, no A/C.  No opening windows...
In any event, VW certainly made the single groove pulley, and installed
them on real buses.  At least by a sample of one (but then there are not
all that many plain-Jane Kombis in the late line, either, one is a large
fraction).

malcolm

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