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When I got my 97 EVC my friend Mike Levin who has owned several Westies was telling me I had to name it. Not being in the habit of naming my vehicles I said of course I don't. But when I went to

different satisfied the let me know. a good place to get those....I imagine they are unique? Neal on family

We love our '99 EVC. She's got 93K miles, and just purrs. We try to save her for strictly camping--want to drive her till the wheels fall off! We had no choice but to name her "Priscilla, Godess of

Sounds like you are down to the injectors, fuel pump or even bad gas (water in it). Check the pump pressure first, and add some gas dryer. Easiest stuff first! Stuart _____ From:

thanks so much for that info! record the part number on the bill. plug to connect to the switch: # 893 903 231 Also, sometimes the Fan Switch has to be changed, (but not in our case) # 251 959 481.

Hi Rick, My '99 Weekender fits in that garage.- Peggy

I posted this quite awhile back and thought I would update the situation. I get the occasional cylinder misfire. It can be just #4, or it can be 2,4,6 or multiple misfires. I swapped out the coil

I drove last Saturday to the Funfest at Motorwerks in Effingham Illinois. I averaged 24.2 mpg driving 60-65. I use my Scangauge to help me get better mileage. You can see in real time your mpg and

JD, I know what you mean about dissimilar metals, but I really wanted to stay away from plastic fittings and anyway we have the special VW pink coolant juice mixed with distilled water and a bottle

If you add antfreeze make sure it made for potable water Forest

Thanks for the parts info. Being lazy, I still would like to see how much the ATF can be lowered just with the thermo switch change. Rob record the part number on the bill. plug to connect to the

Florian, I had to ask my mechanic about the temp. switch as he didn't record the part number on the bill. So, he says for the Temp. switch it's: # 025 121 133-80, for the plug to connect to the

All, We just returned from a trip to Texas and back, from Oregon. Fully loaded (6,000 lb.) EVC with a bag of fire wood in the roof rack. On the way down it was 85mph+ though CA and Arizona

Dear Eurovan Campers: I was intrigued by the naming thread, so my wife and I started kicking names around for our !999 Eurovan Winnebago. We occasionally look at bigger rigs but always end up liking

Bummer. Probably froze and cracked a fitting. I doubt that the tank itself is cracked. Anyway, I've never done it, but according to the Winnie service training manual: 1. Remove the rear

Quite the database accumulating here. :^) 1995 EVC, 115k miles, 91 octane fuel, I5/5 speed, and driven around town daily. Nekobasu gets between 15 and 16 mpg in the city. On road trips it can be

I bought my 1999 EVC with a slow water leak on the center floor with the gray vinyl material. The leak over time has destroyed the OSB board, and I have a new board to install and even found the

Here is something to try: www.ca40g.com <http://www.ca40g.com/> I tried it in my Scion and got a 10% boost in mileage last summer (30 up to 33). I was getting gas in those days 3 times a week

Mike must have taken his files off the web site. It's slightly involved checking them. Joe R

Go ahead and check it out. Yes it does look like all the rest of them but I'm told it's different??? Joe