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I have a 93 and also have looked at these lines and will continue to do so. I have carried a fire extinguisher since I owned it and am thinking of getting the kind that goes under the hood and is

Yes, I agree this is not a DIY repair. I have decided to switch cars with my wife until this is resolved. I can no longer feel safe with my family in this vehicle. I will use it for my short commute

Yes, I suppose a bump could jar this connection too. I am concerned enough that I am making a daily inspection. My concern is what is is the right clamp to use. A spring type clamp appear to be a poor

Get the color adjusted on on your TV! it was a Burgandy GL 93 on mine. I counted 4 shots of it durning the soccer game. Would of got the plate # but I had to look at Jasmine some time! And Alex calls

John Let us know more about the 99 MVWK if you don't drive it off the lot yourself. The VR6 is great. Guess I am just dreaming. Maybe you can get the dealer to install some of those deer whistles on

Ron, Don't know what VW will do, but if I were you I'd replace the fuel lines now....The $$$ are few compared to the aggravation of a fire... Moe Walters snip snip

Ray: Where do you live? Volkswagen of America bringing in a TDI T4? A dream come true! Where do I sign up? If this is coming to you in the states, please give me the name of the person who has taken

Yegs, Sure thing, If I don't get that '99 EV MV Weekender myself, I'll let you all know what I discover. As far as the airbag goes, I didn't need it in my situation, the shoulder strap was sufficient.

You might be OK if you never touch or jiggle the lines. But fate may not be so kind. A large bump in the road might be enough. Mine seemed to leak right after I had to replace a coolant hose in the

I've spent the day looking around the Denver area for an EV MV in decent shape to replace the one that was totaled in the horse accident. I could only find three available. I drove two and saw one in

Rumors of the demise of the EV are greatly exaggerated, as the 2000 models are already on these shores. I doubt that they'd abandon the EV, but they certainly don't push it. Salespeople tend to have

I had the problem on occasion. Upon inspecting under the van, I noticed that there is a spring on the emergency brake cable, where it splits off to each wheel. The mount for this had broken. I rigged

In NJ you can talk to Globe in Neptune (3 people on the list that I know of including myself bought EVCs there) or Gensinger in Clifton Alex

I just returned from a day of touring minivan dealerships, and we've decided we want a Eurovan MV. Trouble is, they appear to be in danger of being an orphan product here in the homogenous USoA. My

Today I finally took a close look at the fuel lines on my '93 EuroVan MV 5speed . The pictures and descriptions people have provided made it easy to spot the blue and black lines. Thanks to all for

Neil, I agree with you. If VW wasn't behind the EuroVan we wouldn't have the 1999 and now 2000 passenger models. It would have been very easy for VW to have not reintroduced the passenger van models

Brandon, I also live near Princeton, NJ. I purchased my '93 EV from Flemington VW. They have consistently carried the EuroVan line and offer good prices. Give them a call and see if they have any '99

Dear Alex, The Don Johnson show was Nash Bridges. Being a Canadian I don't know what US network carries Nash Bridges, and since I have peasant TV (no cable or satellite) I don't get US channels only

Not that is was a commercial but I saw a EV on some cheesy CBS show last night while flipping through channels, all I remember was that Don Johnson was in the show. Alex

I saw a Blue EV on Nash Bridges last night. In a parking lot scene near a soccer game if I am correct. It appeared in two scenes if I remember correctly looked like a 92 on. REG