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That Winnebago roof isn’t going to fit on the short wheelbase and you would t want to use it anyway (too susceptible to cracking) . You want a pop top roof from one of the short wheelbase

Hello Group, There is a Winnebago Eurovan camper in the junkyard near me.? I was thinking about pulling some items.? My big question was, did all of these have the longer wheelbase?? I was

It's not for us, I think. I loved my Eurovan, but this thing can't really replace it. Nor is it a Microbus. They're after the Honda Odyssey or Toyota Sienna customers who never owned a Eurovan, or

$70k is the real joke here. $45k sure…but I will keep my 210k mile 5 speed any day.

Is it really a road trip if you're limited to 300mi.? and at 70K??

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

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.

Hi, Bailey, Check alignment. Inspect front suspension, especially torsion bars. When did this issue begin (or when did you notice?)? Was it a gradual build-up vibration or sudden? Any recent

Thanks all! We will check out those possibilities! Bailey

Broken belt in tire, also jack up and see if any thing loose

I would add, worn or uneven tread wear on tires... 2000 EVC, ~ 210k miles

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

The "fender panel"? You mean the interior plastic panel? To remove the interior panel... all the screws around the edge, I presume? Thx, Serge [email protected]> wrote:

Cv joint? Wheel balance? Does it change under braking or cornering? Cheers, JM [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

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

The steering wheel of our van vibrates noticeably at low speeds-20 mph or so. Any thoughts? Happy holidays and thank you! Bailey 2000EVC

Yes,unfortunately you need to remove the fender panel. There is a nut on the back. Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail for iPad

I keep turning this bolt (right rear bottom) and nothing… How do you remove this? Take the panel off? Ugh. Thx, Serge

I don't know about the exhaust manifold, however I'd give Josh a call at Mike's Foreign Car, Inc. 2818 E. Miraloma Ave Anaheim, CA 92806 (714) 630-7113 Working Hours Mon - Thu: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM |