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The dual sliding door was available in Canada in 1992. I just bought one about 2 months ago. (170,000 km) The dual door package came with 3 individual seats in the middle row. (I think this package

I'm still de-rattling my 99 EVC. I *think* I lowered the roof noise a lot by leaving the cushions *and* a modest-sized down comforter in the upper bunk while the top is down. I wouldn't want to leave

A good starting point is the VW official sites around the world. Begin in it's home town, Germany. Ray Melbourne, Australia.

It maybe loyalty, I would describe the decision to part with lot's of $$$ Yesterday for our New EV Tdi as a carefully calculated evaluation of the vehicles on offer... If there was another van that

Perhaps this has alrady been covered, but I'm new to this group. I'm looking to finally part with my '86 Vanagon, and move up to one of the Eurovans. I've been offered a good deal on a 1999 model,

Has any one experimented with different mounting locations of the thermostat in there EVC?? In other words will the furnace work better if the thermostat is move lower?? I'm adding an Espar gasoline

That's where it should be, I took mine out last week,(for experimental reasons) Is there a two wire connector dangling in that area? I also saw temp thermistor in a Corrado this weekend, Also located

Kent, I have the 93 Weekender. About a year ago, the board on which the "upstairs" mattress rests started banging whenever the EV went over a bump. Investigation revealed two plastic cushioning

Bill, I tow a 18 foot aluminum boat (2000#) with a '99 GLS. I use to have a '93 GL and it pulled the boat no problem. The 5 cyl. van has a lot of torque but you definitely need breaks on the

One thing I have done to minimize the rattling is to get some foam weather stripping that is about .75" wide and .5 thick. I got a roll of this from the Hardware store, and it is sticky on one side.

One thing I notice about our pop top on our 95 evc is that it will latch (you can hear the click) but sometimes it will latch to different degrees. If you stick your finger into the latch you can

We've had rattles as well, although they usually don't sound like the bed board. They subside if we put a couple tight wraps of electrical tape around the posts that lock into the roof latches. This

My bedboard rattles too. So, I just wedge in some rubber. Low tech, but it works. kgkirkley@... wrote: Pop-Top makes a lot of noise as if it wasn't locked down. I'm always very careful

Hi Characters, Spotted an EVC in Hallowell, ME during the evening parked on the main street. Was it yours...Holy Cow, you were only 1000 feet from my dooryard and didn't stop by for my awful

Greg, I'm not sure why it isn't in the specs. All I know is that my tourguide made it rather aparant that they were using galvanized steel. As I recall, they had some initial problems with the

When traveling on rough roads (paved or otherwise) my '97 Eurovan Pop-Top makes a lot of noise as if it wasn't locked down. I'm always very careful about how the pop-top fabric is folded and that

"m & t benne" <mtbenn-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=1676 scan in Tobi: Sorry for the delay in responding. I obtained the mechanical drawing

I had a Toyota Van, a 4WD pre Previa, It was a great van and would go almost everywhere. We enjoyed it for almost 100,000 mi. But you really couldn't sleep comfortably in it and if you did sleep in

And once again, back east. My son and I took a 400 mile cruise this weekend from Wilmington Delaware to the Pocono Mountains and on to Scranton PA. To tour a coal mine. Once again. No other EVCs.

This morning while driving south on Hwy 79 into Julian, CA, I passed another new EVC. The driver waived. While we were parked having our apple pie breakfast, a red 99 MV parked behind me. Do either