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I have a faulty fuel pressure regulator on a 2002 EV. It looks like the intake manifold has to come off to replace it. Has anyone replaced one without pulling the manifold?

After a number of false starts, I figured out that the problem is.... the IGNITION SWITCH. The same switch that I replaced a few weeks ago! Very confusing. I confirmed this after taking apart the

Seems like that may be the "X relay"? ...Tom

They are two metal strips, inside a small black plastic box found here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5WzEh7EEPQEOFhMV09SdlEyX1U Europarts SD sells them:

2000 Eurovan Camper. A few weeks ago I noticed something odd with the starting behavior (turn key, no start on occasion) and replaced the ignition switch. I thought that solved the problem, however, I

My OEM tank started "hissing" back in 2012, and I was hoping to be able to repair it as Sam had. No such luck. My leak emanated from the female service port.. where some idiot had overtightened it

Well, I've spent quite awhile working to fix the EGR flow error that was on my 2000 MV (for the last several years according to the PO) I didn't want to just toss new parts on it, but to find the

I rebuilt my propane system last year- had a leak in one of the hoses ( poor factory crimp). Europarts.com has quite a selection of propane parts. Got all my parts from them. Was quite a job to drop

Hello Webster! Likely the same-tougher restrictions in the states - and after 10 years - Fittings &/or tank-seals could be failing have a Pro dealer check system & components for Your Safety!! Happy

Hello all -- My mechanic shows a map sensor fault, an oxygen sensor fault and a secondary air fault on my 1995 EVC, but he says the entire ECM needs to be replaced because the MAP sensor is integral

Hi Dan Thank you for sharing. We recently bought a 1995 Eurovan Camper Van and I will make sure we do not top off with gas or overfill the gas tank! We are the 3rd owner and the previous owners took

You can find the fuse box to the left of the drivers steering wheel. Look down and you will see a black plastic circle type knob. Use a flat head screw driver to carefully pop it up, then it's like a

Wow this means that lots of Ontario campers will be on the market cheap! I have a 21 year old Westfalia from BC and the tank has never been changed. I live in Alberta and over the years I have owned

Turned on the propane last week and it made a hissing noise - figured it was probably the knob or a connection. When I spoke to a local rv dealer he said he was unable to work on the tank as it was

Bob, You might be able to find a variable speed vent with low profile base on fleabay (that's what I did) and then order flat lid/lift arm/euro garnish from any of the dealers. Here's the one I got

David, Have fixed the existing vent with methylene chloride (tricky stuff to work with - like water) and some additional supports on underside epoxied on. Will spray paint it all gloss black and

Would someone describe EXACTLY where I find these fuses so that I can check to see if they are blown?? Thanks in advance...

Slightly off topic but I use Fluid Rx to check my transmission fluid. Even though I have an external transmission cooler and a Scan Gauge II with which to monitor the fluid's temperature, I check it

agreed. The OEM batteries are pretty affordable fit without issue and last pretty long. I just ordered an SLA battery for under the seat as i have added a real fridge and a solar panel. florian 03

+1 The Blackstone analysis is not expensive and really provides piece of mind.