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Just got home from doing it. What a great thing it is, too. Hey, all the rest of you Eurovanners & Microbussers, join us next year! Good people, good eats, good cause. And great tee shirts,

IBruce- I was trying to put a hose down the tube also--couldn't get to far and NO soot--I could see because it was a clear hose. When I went to put it back together to take to a show I realized that

Jeff, Do you know the length of your Yakima bars? I found pair on Craig's that are 56 inches wide. The Rack Attack people said they thought I needed 58 inches but their gear is 10 times the price.

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I have a 1995 EV and my propane/grey water/fresh water/batt indicator lights just stopped working...Has anyone an easy fix???Thanks...Ray

If I remember correctly, the EVC has a radio and speakers that are different from all other Eurovan models. Many of us non-EVC owners are quite satisfied with the original front-door speakers.

Actually, the door speakers are 6 3/4 and the biggest issue you will run into is finding some that are shallow enough to fit if you want a OEM look. The cutout in the dash is for 4 inch speakers - you

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ev_update group. File : /Spark Plug Replacement 2001.doc Uploaded by

Two years after I had some body work done on my 99 EVC both the radio and the speakers were blown out, don't know what happened in the body shop. Anyway, I took it to Al & Ed's Autosound and replaced

Forest I replied to your earlier email before I read this one. I first tried to stick a medium piece of Tygon tubing into the exhaust pipe but could not get it to go in very far. The size of

Forest I found that there was nothing to it...just take off the vent cover and put the end of the hose tight against the fridge exhaust. As I said...I got lots of soot out. Bruce forest

i did do the modification on the front hose as listed in the files section. mine however wasnt sagging much and wasnt i believe restricting the flow. it was while doing this that i found the back hole

I just got my 2003 EVC about a month ago. The stereo had been replaced w/ a Sony. I was planning to replace the speakers soon. I know the doors are 6 /12. What about the dash? I took off the

Found a loose heat shield on the catalytic converter that was making noise when the EV was transiting over rough roads. The heat shield on the 2001 EV is held to the bottom of the cat by four

Mine works fine on the LP--I've never run it on either AC or DC. I went to a a rebuilder for the part I needed so I didn't have to deal with the maker. I tried to put a small hose hooked up to a

We sold our 2002 Weekender and have left two sets of seat covers: 1. Neoprene by Wet Okole (www.okole.com) in red Hawaiian print with black borders (color no.33). Covers for front buckets, two rear

Bruce & Forest - Interesting info on Norcold. I've never run my '03 EVC Norcold on LP since I checked at dealer. It does ok on DC, & great on AC. Pre- cooling before a trip, &/or starting

Although I have no plans call my EVC anything other than "the van" (my wife's car is the BMW), I have always thought Tantive V would be an appropriate name for an EVC. - you will recall that when

Look at the file "furnacefix.jpg" in the files section to see what Pete is talking about. http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/ev_update/files/ BD wrote: cover on the is and getting furnace I blows

Your assumption is correct. That rear outlet should have had a cover on it. Another thing to do is to straighten out the forward running plastic duct that droops over time. This is the duct that runs