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The light bulb wires are tack welded(not soldered) to copper traces, which are embedded in a plastic that has a low melting point. Mine quit working because the leads broke at the tack weld. If you

FYI Just happened to be driving by a VW dealer in London, Ontario. I was surprised to see an EVC on the lot that looked really spotless. I asked the dealer to let me have a look at it. This unit looks

My 92 Eurovan GL makes a loud momentary whine when down shifting out of overdrive, sounds like its slipping. Has anyone else had this problem?, someone told me it was normal. The trans was just

I've got the Agilis on my '93 EV GL and they look really good after 10,000 miles. However, I'm pretty sure there is no 40,000 mile guarantee on these tires. If you find evidence to the contrary,

Hello from a '99 Weekender, I'm wondering if anyone with this vehicle has yet mounted additional seat back supports on or behind 'C' pillar , pinning seat in forward (bed) position resulting in a five

In a message dated 10/25/1999 5:37:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time, bsegesser@... writes: << They detected no leaks, but replaced all. I paid $139, which is a bit expensive (see note below), but

hi volks, had the 95 in last week for oil change and deciphering all the weird electronics behavior (false overheating, dash lights/no lights, funky digital clock, etc.) & decided to have fuel lines

Todd, I can't find a copy of the bill right now, but the number that sticks in my mind is $70 for the repair to our EV lines. They replaced the lines and clamps in the engine compartment. They didn't

I've just started looking into this myself. The switches have 12 volt "grain of wheat" bulbs ( a bulb with two wire leads) soldered onto miniature circuit boards. I plan on desoldering them and

Thanks Reg There is no rush! I appreciate your help. Eckhard

At 03:24 PM 10/24/1999 -0400, you wrote: >I bought a 93 EV two years ago in NC. I bought it from a dealer who had >purchased it at an auction. My question is, is there any way to find out if >there

That kind of wear indicates an alignment problem. Have you had a 4 wheel alignment done on your vehicle? Your savings in tire wear will pay for the alignment. Marve '95 EVC earthla-@... wrote:

I installed the Bilsteins on my EVC myself. The bushings from the original shocks have to be used in the installation. No cutting was necessary. My shocks work fine. Sounds like they might have left

Look for the NRW reinforced. It is an all season tire and comes in the size you're looking for. I have a set of 4 on my EVC. It is not a studdable tire like the 10C is, however. I'm looking forward to

I was getting deep grooves in a diag pattern across the tire. These were so bad that the tire would hop up and down even when rolled by hand across the driveway. It was making the kids sick in the

Please , Please , Please dont buy a HONDA! chris

I know for a fact that the following light bulbs are not replaceable. Main AC control panel and, Headlight switch. The rear heater/ AC controls have light bulbs that can be replaced, if you remove the

<<I replaced 2 of my goodyear G60 rags because they were wearing square Can someone define "wearing square"?