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--- dave_king_ev <dave_king_ev@...> wrote: across the hips). It's the safest seat in the house. You don't need a shoulder harness. It's simple physics. Agreed. Apart from not putting a

Although the coolant reservoir appears to be the same as those used in many Jettas, Golfs, Passats etc. it is indeed a different part number and is not interchangeable with the common ones. The

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Strap your kid into a rear-facing seat (use a booster seat to get the belt in the right place across the hips). It's the safest seat in the house. You don't need a shoulder harness. It's simple

If your radiator cap is leaking you'd know it. It's sealed by a big o-ring (over 1" diameter) in the well of the overflow tank. The o-ring seals long before the cap is screwed down all the way.

--- Joe R <jromas@...> wrote: I'd have to check for sure but that surprises me. The reservoir looks like the same round thing that's in a gazillion VWs. I'd be surprised if the sensor is

I have looked at the harness and a safety expert said that since the rear facing seats do not have headrests that they still with the harness would not be safe and the manuel states over and over NOT

We just came back from a 4,200 mile roundtrip to South Dakota and averaged about 22 mpg while traveling about 65 mph. Use only premium. Fortunately, the van did great! Jeff 97 EVC, 190K miles 03

It has 2 large screws at the bottom that fit into the seat holes in the floor. I am going to rig up another item to the pillar today. The plans are penciled chicken scratch on a napkin. And they are

Selling my Burgundy Weekender. It's a good one that has been well cared for. I have it listed with pictures on "autotrader" and "thesamba". If any of you other owners don't mind taking a look at

Nice job! How did you secure the cabinet to the van? If you ever want to share some scaled drawings, let us know! Carl camp in my decided on $1100 bottom 5 days. Anyway, the it all for this..

I have a 2003 and your 1993 seat may be different. Lift up the bar under the front of the seat and slide the seat as far forward as possible. Next, lift up the little black plastic tab on the

We offer custom seat covers for the rear bench but they are not listed on our website. You can call us to order. The rear bench cover is $182.90 for the seat bottom and seat back covers. We have a

We have 2 golden retrievers (had 3 until last Nov.) so we know what it means to protect seats. We've had great results with just some old bed sheets (actually we bought new cheaps ones but old work

On road trips where I do the driving (I tend to hold it strictly at 55 mph) I get 20-22. We always use Shell premium. But most of our driving is actually around town, mostly commuting to work with my

Think how surprised I am! Bryan

our 73. We lived in that car for a year in Europe and were pleased with the layout.....7 1/2 gallons of water, manual pump and icebox. Who needs all this fancy stuff we have today? << My '72 had

FWI the coolant level sensor, at least for 93, is part of the coolant resivore and is not available seperatly. My local import parts store says it's EV part only. Joe R

We would like to get rear seat covers and were surprised that they were not easier to find given how many van accessories are out there. We found a vinyl cover that goes over the rear cushion but so

Alain April 2005. 4655 mostly highway miles. From Vancouver to Loreto, Mexico and back in 1992 EVC with 2.5l I-5 engine: 19.6 mi/US gal (23.5mi/CDN gal). Most expensive gas on the trip US was $