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Leif wrote: I don't know if you have fixed your problem, yet. If not, Bentley says the cruise control has a fuse. It is #21, above the regular fuse box. Here is a simply diagram of the fuse box

We are considering purchasing a 1993 MV from a Chevy dealer. The van has 72K miles on it and is an automatic transmission. We would purchase it to use it for transporting our son in his wheelchair;

I've taken a bit of a risk and ordered 15 sets of Hella EV foglights. I'll know next week when the shipment is due to arrive and what the costs will be. I expect the set to run around $200 to $225. I

Ray, If you use a garden hose to fill your tank, the plastic smell and taste could be coming from the hose. RV supply stores sell hoses meant for drinking water that don't have this problem. Just

We remain faithful to the old habit of carrying water in a plastic water carrier, the type we started out with when tenting. We keep it in the sink, partially filled, when moving. Jim McCarthy Jim

Greg....great reply/review. Ditto our feelings. Noticed you had a 5 series BMW. Me too along with our 93 GL. Also have noticed a relationship between EV owners and volvo (either owned volvo previously

I agree with John - check/replace the coach battery first. If the battery is OK, you might selectively remove fuses to try to troubleshoot the problem, but I wouldn't rely on that for a real solution.

I think a better idea would have been using a fold down door like the one to the left of the seat. Just deep enough to let it be used when the bed is down. The design I saw killed the space under and

Any 15A extension cord will do. In fact, while at home, I use a Home Depot purchased cord so I don't have to deal with packing and unpacking the cord and making sure the van is close enough to an

Check www.hitch-web.com. I think the class II DaLan hitch they sell is the same as VW sells, but for less. I bought and installed that hitch from Hitch-Web for less than $200. Instructions were clear

In a message dated 02/17/2000 12:45:53 PM Pacific Standard Time, TTiessen@... writes: << A quick fix for small cuts on your fingers may be as close as the spice rack in your kitchen. >>

we have a miniature (1 cup) Brita water filter. does 8 oz's in less than a minute. very convenient.

I know thus subject has benn discussed before, but I cannot find the thread. I want to know if anyone has had success with a hitch receiver other than the one VW dealers sell. I want to install a

Mike, If the battery is 5 years old, I would start by having it checked (or just go ahead and replace it now!). If it is not dead, it soon will be. John Michael Myers wrote:

Mike, The "Shoreline" is really nothing more than an extension cord. Preferably heavy duty. Book recommends 25 ft. I have used 100 ft (depends on how much load you are going to put on it). All they

One of the safety alarms, I can't remember if it is co2 or not, runs all the time. There is a fuse in the back, on the left, under the water input/hose. Remove the fuse while you are not camping. Jim

Michael, The life of a deep cycle battery is much shorter than that of a starting battery. Look at them in WalMart and compare the warranties. I've replaced the original with the largest deep cycle

Now you tell me. I just jammed some grease into the cut. Ya Know, you would think that that would be soothing, but is not.

1. empty your tank, 2. fill it with 2 liters of coke (or more if you are up for it) 3. let sit overnight 4. drain 5. flush thoroughly

ray goldsmith <neville-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=4685 remove Some plastics continue to impart taste and odor indefinitely, and are less