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All, We just returned from a trip to Texas and back, from Oregon. Fully loaded (6,000 lb.) EVC with a bag of fire wood in the roof rack. On the way down it was 85mph+ though CA and Arizona

Dear Eurovan Campers: I was intrigued by the naming thread, so my wife and I started kicking names around for our !999 Eurovan Winnebago. We occasionally look at bigger rigs but always end up liking

Bummer. Probably froze and cracked a fitting. I doubt that the tank itself is cracked. Anyway, I've never done it, but according to the Winnie service training manual: 1. Remove the rear

Quite the database accumulating here. :^) 1995 EVC, 115k miles, 91 octane fuel, I5/5 speed, and driven around town daily. Nekobasu gets between 15 and 16 mpg in the city. On road trips it can be

I bought my 1999 EVC with a slow water leak on the center floor with the gray vinyl material. The leak over time has destroyed the OSB board, and I have a new board to install and even found the

Here is something to try: www.ca40g.com <http://www.ca40g.com/> I tried it in my Scion and got a 10% boost in mileage last summer (30 up to 33). I was getting gas in those days 3 times a week

Mike must have taken his files off the web site. It's slightly involved checking them. Joe R

Go ahead and check it out. Yes it does look like all the rest of them but I'm told it's different??? Joe

That's believable but that's not my point. My point was that the implication that EV's get better mileage at higher speeds is likely false. The efficiency gain in the engine would have to be huge to

You are so incredibly awesome! You just solved my problem! Thank you sooooooooo much! I love my van again! I googled and searched and couldnt find anything VW was no help at all! Great site didn't

<julietwiscombe@...> wrote: I just installed a back seat cover in my 2002 Weekender and thought you might be interested in my experience. Unfortunately, I didn't buy from EuroCampers though the price

Agree with all said. We have no addl. harnesses on the rear facing seats and have the depicted harness on the middle seat. F. the belt in the right place need a shoulder harness. It's seats (the

GoWesty carries retrofit kits to add three-point belts for the rear-facing Eurovan seats. Do a product search at www.gowesty.com for "ktemv" and they'll come up. Carl facing shoulder and have 3

I get 17-18mpg in my 2005 Rialta at 60mph using 87 oct/gasoline. Rick in Orlando ****Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with Tyler Florence" on AOL Food.

--- 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