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Thanks for the reply Josh!? I know you're right and I'm avoiding having to rebuild the trans so I was hoping that others had experiences with Redline not being as smooth as advertised, especially

I carry a few basic tools as it sounds you do. Always also a 12V Multimeter and range of spare fuses. Now including the ones for the cooling fans. BUT most importantly is downloaded the VANALERT

Hello, Curtis, I don’t recommend aiming a parts cannon to “fix” stuff unless you know the part you're buying is the fix. But if you already have a known-good part available (free), then it's

I really don't carry anything but a AAA platinum card.. covers a 200 mile tow

PPE * a big piece of cardboard (folds in half, stored under the rear bed). Great if you need to sit on the ground or slide under the van for any repairs. * long-sleeve shirt you don't care about *

I've found that on my Rialta, the Eurovan part anyway, as long as I have 13mm and 10mm sockets with wrench, a couple of screwdrivers, and a big pair of pliers, I can handle about anything.? There's

In?/g/eurovanupdate/message/137228?M&M left their list. In?/g/eurovanupdate/message/131693?W. Li had some good advice. There was a thread on this for a

At only 86K miles, you probably won't have any mechanical issues, but you never know. I have a '97EVC and lost my water pump and serpentine belt at 100K miles in the middle of nowhere. I'd get a

At 86kMiles- not much should need replacing. I have 150k on my 02EVC- and I usually take a few more spares. Have spare fuses - all amperage's- maybe a spare serpentine belt- but they usually last 100k

Towing Insurance that covers more than a minimum distance. ? Paper Coveralls & an orange vest. ?List some possible repair centers along your route... It is easier from home than sitting beside the

I am hitting the road in my 2001 Eurovan Camper (86K Miles) for an extended road trip. Which tools and spare parts would you take with you? In the past I have taken: 1. A canvas repair kit; 2. various

Thank you, Josh!

Thank you, Janet!

The belt could easily be worn out. I would also check the condition of the tensioner and all the idler bearings, as well as the AC clutch bearing and the water pump. Usually a squealing belt means

Fan belt? On Fri, Aug 12, 2022 at 9:51 AM, Joel<joellipson@...> wrote: Our 95 Eurovan has begun making a screeching noise when beginning to accelerate.? It is intermittient in that

Our 95 Eurovan has begun making a screeching noise when beginning to accelerate.? It is intermittient in that sometimes it does not happen at all and, so? far,? tends to disappear after hitting

Last Update?: Well, at the end, it turned out that my green light was Always on when I was pressing the gas selector on the mainboard. A melting pot of troubles !!! But, I had the chance to be helped

jhodnetts, I don't think you answered Cole's question.? What do you want?? Also, you might also say the mileage, does the bike rack and storage container convey, got 15 or 16 inch tires, tire

For a van with a bad trans and needing work I’d probably take that and run. Good luck with the sale

Someone has already offered me $7500. Lots of interest. Have a great day, James