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A couple of years ago I had an inner Cv joint go bad. The only source at the time was VW and they only had Rebuilt ones. But it has been OK ever since! About boots: If you have the money replace them

OK, I finally got around to fixing the sometimes small fuel leak in my 93 EV. The clamps and fuel line were cheaper then a fire extingisher anyway. Not sure where that logic goes. I may of found a

I bought the VW hitch package for my 2000 EV. I was disappointed to find out that they only rated it at 1500 lb. I thought it would have at least carried a class II rating. I put it on anyway because

I also hear a noise like this in my 99 EVC, I made it go away by turning the radio on. --- karmann_ghia_registry@... wrote: __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid

Ron, We have a '93 EV GL...automatic...we tow our 1700-pound pop-up trailer (probably 2000 pounds loaded), plus a full load of people around the mountains of New Mexico. The trailer has brakes, but a

Could be the injectors. This system sounds different than our 88 Cabrio which is all mechanical fuel injection (no 2000 EV Bently Manuals yet). The sound does vary with RPM. It is odd that it is a

Todd, How can they think of crushing it? With so few EV's in this country we need every part. Looking forward to keeping my '93 going a long long time. Ron

I was wondering if I could use my '93 EV MV with a 5 speed to tow my '74 Lotus Europa without a braked trailer. The Europa weighs around 1500 lbs. I would prefer to rent a trailer and hitch since this

The noise is, in fact, the fuel injectors. The fuel injection system consists of a "rail" which is continuously under pressure. The injectors are electro-magnetic devices, which open and close with an

Marcel, Thanks for the info on the latest Canadian models. Can you get a manual transmission on the latest models? Automatic only here in the USA. Ron

<When traveling on rough roads (paved or otherwise) my '97 Eurovan pop-top makes a lot of noise as if it wasn't locked down.> Kent, yes it could be your bed platform. Also, there are L shaped hooks,

"joel funk" <jm-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=1849

Just an update. The dealer DID install a new automatic transmission. It took 1-1/2 days to complete. I peered over the papers on the service department guy's desk and it looks like it was a 9000 DM

My 2000 EV has about 2500 miles on it. It has made a noise since day one. It is a faint ticking noise that you can hear inside the car but not out in the engine area. More noticable when under a load

I got my Gl (which the dealer special ordered for me) for $1000 over dealer invoice. He did a lot of work to get it for me (spent a year plus) so I thought is was a good price. His invoice was the

Sounds great, I will check it out. rgole-@... wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=1842 as

SPENCERVW@... wrote: I also used Bosch refills, they seemed to work well. Wade

My 1991 Vanagon just rolled over 155,500 miles, original owner. Saturday morning I am going pricing out a 2000 Eurovan MV w/sunroof. So far the lowest price I got is $32,000 plus tax and title fees.

My 93 came with one with the word "EUROVAN" on it. The previous owner saved the manufacture paperwork on it (didn't save the receipt): Manufacture: Autobahn Distributed by VWoA Kit number: ZVW 275 001