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Thanks Scott, I was just about to jump in and suggest this thread has gone long enough and I don't think further discussion is going to contribute very much - So let just STOP this one. Thank

hi.. all sounds pretty normal and healthy to me .. except you might try 'more resistor' in at your gauge temp sensor .. but that's not the right way really, to operate your VW temp gauge and Subaru

Hi .. well, I can see it coming already .. a requirement by the moderators to axe this conversation, which I can understand. I am in favor though, of 'information and dialogue' .. with the aim of

Sorry for the bad news re your turn around time for the conversion. I got ya beat tho. My conversion from a place in San Diego took 8 months...but it was a whole van restoration. Was supposed to

Hello, ? 92 SVX into 86 MT vanagon ? I had a simlilar experiance yesterday, I've have had my conversion done since last November and the temp out side here in the northwest has not been warm.? I

Jean-Marc, I am sorry to hear you are having such a terrible experience. What has happened, quite obviously is you have become trapped by a pathetic shop, that at the very least, should not be doing

I hope the get on it for you. one thing that can happen ... ( 'Incompletion drains energy ) is that they get tired of it not being done... like the more you don't do it, the more you resist dealing

I totally agree with you. I got pictures only once and they are from Jan 28th :( So honnestly, I think nothing is moving since then. :( Let's see. The next deadline is May 11th. Will see the

Thanks to all the reply's. I think maybe my coolant tank wasn't filled high enough. I will test a few things on monday when I get the chance. Thanks again for the suggestions and knowledge. jared

Ok, maybe I'm talking through my hat. I followed the internal circuits around on the old controller and know *exactly* how it behaves - it puts a very weak (high impedance) square wave on the active

what's so great about sending the customer updates with pictures .. is they get to see it happening before their eyes ... And things that are explained and documented are in e-print right on their

Thanks all for your replies. It's giving me an idea of the time it's supposed to take. Mine will take a least 5 months... I ask the "specialist" for a status every Friday and I'm always getting a

cool.. how much is your end play then. I would be quite surprised if you have an actual issue or problem there. There are no thrust washers or anything as far as I know. the cam 'just fits in the

Mine took about 4 weeks working 3-4 hours per day most days. 21 days to first start and then a few more to get things sorted. Steve

Hi Larry and Avery, Good for you! Do you know any other women like that? I'd like one. Thanks, Tom ________________________________ To: subaruvanagon@... Sent: Saturday, April 21,

11 hours With everything laid out ready to go and a hydraulic hoist, my wife and I working like hell and got the job completed in 11 working hours (13 elapsed). We were motivated by the hoist being

You should have a sitdown with your mechanic and explain your concerns. There may be a valid reason that they can't progress like waiting for a special conversion part or something. Did you tell

Sorry for the lack of info. It's an EJ22 and yes the left cam is tight. The spec given are in inches which I also found in the Haynes. Thanks, Matt

Hi David.. not the last 50 times I tried jumping with a plain wire. That just makes the LED keep flashing , in my experience. that would be handy ...just a paperclip. But 'no worky' that I have