$70k is the real joke here. $45k sure…but I will keep my 210k mile 5 speed any day.
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On Dec 27, 2024, at 4:32?AM, George Parrino via groups.io <geoverde@...> wrote:
Is it really a road trip if you're limited to 300mi.? and at 70K??
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Is it really a road trip if you're limited to 300mi.? and at 70K??
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They're here... Has anyone checked em out yet? Cool exterior and interior? and AWD performance but poor range and bad cold weather range and poor nav and other software and miserably unreliable charging options is the "buzz". A vw van you can't comfortably road trip in,? Come on!
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Re: How to remove rear seat seatbelts?
You’ve got it down so far. ?The drivers side has a plastic cover that comes off without removing the seat belt I think. ?It’s the one that covers the heating ducts.
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On Dec 24, 2024, at 5:23?PM, Serge Issakov via groups.io <serge.issakov@...> wrote:
Okay, I think I get it now.? I have to remove that plastic interior panel to get access to the nut so I can hold it while removing the bolt. Is it similar on the left side?
Thanks,
Serge On Tue, Dec 24, 2024 at 1:42?PM Marshall Crutcher via ??<marshall.crutcher= [email protected]> wrote: Okay - sorry for not reading your full email - yes you will need to remove the lower wheel arch interior panel - that will give you access to reach the nut. ?
Apologies for skipping that step - I did t scrutinize your photo to see that you hadn’t already removed it.? ? Theirs is a nut on the backside that you must find a way to grab hold of. I think I used a smallish crescent wrench to do it.? Be VERY careful not to let the nut drop down as you might never see it again.? I think I hand unscrewed it the last few turns so I could hold it. ? Wear protective gloves. ? The metal is very rough / sharp.
Good luck!!? On Dec 24, 2024, at 3:10?PM, Serge Issakov via??<serge.issakov=[email protected]> wrote:
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I keep turning this bolt (right rear bottom) and nothing…
How do you remove this? Take the panel off?? Ugh.?
Thx, Serge?
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Re: Vibration of steering wheel
Hi, Bailey,
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Check alignment.
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Inspect front suspension, especially torsion bars.
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When did this issue begin (or when did you notice?)?
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Was it a gradual build-up vibration or sudden?
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Any recent changes to front end, tires, suspension parts?
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Re: Vibration of steering wheel
Thanks all! We will check out those possibilities! Bailey
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On Dec 24, 2024, at 3:36?PM, Wigen via groups.io <chenely63@...> wrote:
? Broken belt in tire, also jack up and see if any thing loose? On Dec 24, 2024, at 3:42?PM, JMax via groups.io <autozahn@...> wrote:
? Cv joint? Wheel balance?
Does it change under braking or cornering?
Cheers,
JM The steering wheel of our van vibrates noticeably at low speeds-20 mph or so.? Any thoughts?
Happy holidays and thank you!
Bailey
2000EVC
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Re: Vibration of steering wheel
Broken belt in tire, also jack up and see if any thing loose?
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On Dec 24, 2024, at 3:42?PM, JMax via groups.io <autozahn@...> wrote:
? Cv joint? Wheel balance?
Does it change under braking or cornering?
Cheers,
JM The steering wheel of our van vibrates noticeably at low speeds-20 mph or so.? Any thoughts?
Happy holidays and thank you!
Bailey
2000EVC
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Re: Vibration of steering wheel
I would add, worn or uneven tread wear on tires...
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2000 EVC, ~ 210k miles
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Re: How to remove rear seat seatbelts?
Okay, I think I get it now.? I have to remove that plastic interior panel to get access to the nut so I can hold it while removing the bolt. Is it similar on the left side?
Thanks,
Serge On Tue, Dec 24, 2024 at 1:42?PM Marshall Crutcher via <marshall.crutcher= [email protected]> wrote:
Okay - sorry for not reading your full email - yes you will need to remove the lower wheel arch interior panel - that will give you access to reach the nut. ?
Apologies for skipping that step - I did t scrutinize your photo to see that you hadn’t already removed it.? ? Theirs is a nut on the backside that you must find a way to grab hold of. I think I used a smallish crescent wrench to do it.? Be VERY careful not to let the nut drop down as you might never see it again.? I think I hand unscrewed it the last few turns so I could hold it. ? Wear protective gloves. ? The metal is very rough / sharp.
Good luck!!? On Dec 24, 2024, at 3:10?PM, Serge Issakov via <serge.issakov=[email protected]> wrote:
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I keep turning this bolt (right rear bottom) and nothing…
How do you remove this? Take the panel off?? Ugh.?
Thx, Serge?
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Re: How to remove rear seat seatbelts?
The "fender panel"? You mean the?interior plastic panel?
To remove the interior panel... all the screws around the edge, I presume?
Thx, Serge
On Tue, Dec 24, 2024 at 12:59?PM Barry Black via <barry.black= [email protected]> wrote:
Yes,unfortunately you need to remove the fender panel. There is a nut on the back.
On Tuesday, December 24, 2024, 3:10 PM, Serge Issakov via <serge.issakov=[email protected]> wrote:
I keep turning this bolt (right rear bottom) and nothing…
How do you remove this? Take the panel off?? Ugh.?
Thx, Serge?
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Re: Vibration of steering wheel
Cv joint? Wheel balance?
Does it change under braking or cornering?
Cheers,
JM
The steering wheel of our van vibrates noticeably at low speeds-20 mph or so.? Any thoughts?
Happy holidays and thank you!
Bailey
2000EVC
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Re: How to remove rear seat seatbelts?
Okay - sorry for not reading your full email - yes you will need to remove the lower wheel arch interior panel - that will give you access to reach the nut. ?
Apologies for skipping that step - I did t scrutinize your photo to see that you hadn’t already removed it.?
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On Dec 24, 2024, at 3:22?PM, Marshall Crutcher <marshall.crutcher@...> wrote:
? Theirs is a nut on the backside that you must find a way to grab hold of. I think I used a smallish crescent wrench to do it. ?Be VERY careful not to let the nut drop down as you might never see it again. ?I think I hand unscrewed it the last few turns so I could hold it. ? Wear protective gloves. ? The metal is very rough / sharp.
Good luck!!? On Dec 24, 2024, at 3:10?PM, Serge Issakov via groups.io <serge.issakov@...> wrote:
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I keep turning this bolt (right rear bottom) and nothing…
How do you remove this? Take the panel off?? Ugh.?
Thx, Serge?
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Re: How to remove rear seat seatbelts?
Theirs is a nut on the backside that you must find a way to grab hold of. I think I used a smallish crescent wrench to do it. ?Be VERY careful not to let the nut drop down as you might never see it again. ?I think I hand unscrewed it the last few turns so I could hold it. ? Wear protective gloves. ? The metal is very rough / sharp.
Good luck!!?
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On Dec 24, 2024, at 3:10?PM, Serge Issakov via groups.io <serge.issakov@...> wrote:
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I keep turning this bolt (right rear bottom) and nothing…
How do you remove this? Take the panel off?? Ugh.?
Thx, Serge?
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Vibration of steering wheel
The steering wheel of our van vibrates noticeably at low speeds-20 mph or so. Any thoughts?
Happy holidays and thank you!
Bailey
2000EVC
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Re: How to remove rear seat seatbelts?
Yes,unfortunately you need to remove the fender panel. There is a nut on the back.
On Tuesday, December 24, 2024, 3:10 PM, Serge Issakov via groups.io <serge.issakov@...> wrote:
I keep turning this bolt (right rear bottom) and nothing…
How do you remove this? Take the panel off?? Ugh.?
Thx, Serge?
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How to remove rear seat seatbelts?
I keep turning this bolt (right rear bottom) and nothing…
How do you remove this? Take the panel off?? Ugh.?
Thx, Serge?
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Re: 1993 EV - Southern California - exhaust manifold
I don't know about the exhaust manifold, however I'd give Josh a call at
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Mike's Foreign Car, Inc.
2818 E. Miraloma Ave
Anaheim, CA 92806
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(714) 630-7113
Working Hours
Mon - Thu: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM | Fri: 7:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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I've been using them for the past 4+ years.
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-Pete
2000 EVC, ~210k miles
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Re: 1993 EV - Southern California - exhaust manifold
I don’t know if they do exhaust work, but Escondido German Auto in Escondido we’re willing to work on and quite knowledgeable with my 95 EVC.?
Escondido German Auto 1554 E Grand Ave,? Escondido, CA 92027 (760) 642-6415
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On Dec 5, 2024, at 3:45?PM, scott@... via groups.io <scottsmithphotographer@...> wrote:
? Can’t confirm exhaust manifold work but these shops are my go to’s.
Rony's Car Pros? 4232 Sepulveda Blvd Culver City CA 90232 ?(310) 559-6463?
Vera Golf Auto Repair 808 West Pacific Coast Highway Wilmington CA ?(310) 935-2204?
EPS Automotive Service 825 Olympic Blvd Santa Monica CA 90404 ?(310) 935-2204?
Scott Smith
On Dec 5, 2024, at 3:14?PM, Droppin bombs via groups.io <duckdive@...> wrote:
Does anybody know of a repair shop in Southern California that has done or is confirmed willing to do exhaust manifold work on a 1993 EV?
I've taken my EV to two shops, and neither of them want to touch it.
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I'm told my exhaust manifold has a crack/leak.? I've sourced a spare.? I'm tempted to try it myself, but I don't have anybody to assist, prob missing some tools, and have never done anything like this before.
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Re: 1993 EV - Southern California - exhaust manifold
Can’t confirm exhaust manifold work but these shops are my go to’s.
Rony's Car Pros? 4232 Sepulveda Blvd Culver City CA 90232 ?(310) 559-6463?
Vera Golf Auto Repair 808 West Pacific Coast Highway Wilmington CA ?(310) 935-2204?
EPS Automotive Service 825 Olympic Blvd Santa Monica CA 90404 ?(310) 935-2204?
Scott Smith
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On Dec 5, 2024, at 3:14?PM, Droppin bombs via groups.io <duckdive@...> wrote:
Does anybody know of a repair shop in Southern California that has done or is confirmed willing to do exhaust manifold work on a 1993 EV?
I've taken my EV to two shops, and neither of them want to touch it.
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I'm told my exhaust manifold has a crack/leak.? I've sourced a spare.? I'm tempted to try it myself, but I don't have anybody to assist, prob missing some tools, and have never done anything like this before.
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1993 EV - Southern California - exhaust manifold
Does anybody know of a repair shop in Southern California that has done or is confirmed willing to do exhaust manifold work on a 1993 EV?
I've taken my EV to two shops, and neither of them want to touch it.
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I'm told my exhaust manifold has a crack/leak.? I've sourced a spare.? I'm tempted to try it myself, but I don't have anybody to assist, prob missing some tools, and have never done anything like this before.
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