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Duane, Welcome back. Bob Williams

Welcome Duane, I still monitor the rialta, eurovan and rialta groups even though I got out of VW powered eurovans 3 years ago when it took a year to get parts to rebuild an I5 engine and they came

Hello all, Some of you may remember me from the EV_update group on Yahoo.? I left in late 2013 when Y! started playing games with groups.? I had checked to see if the group was being moved over

I have a 1995;EVC with exact same problem. I recently replaced what I think is now called the N80 valve as well as some vacuum lines. I also removed the charcoal canister to make sure it wasn't

Thanks, Phil - good suggestion and I will look into it. The Rialta Tech group: /g/Rialta-Tech </g/Rialta-Tech> is fairly locked down, so you have to be a member to

You might want to check your gas pressure before needlessly replacing the regulator. ?According to the Norcold?Service manual

eEuro.com has some at a good price if your doing it yourself. cheers. Darin 95 euroV 168k

Michael Sorry to join the party late here, been running behind on things recently. ?By chance are you a member in groups-io of?[Rialta-Tech-IO] Rialta-Tech? ?It’s a Rialta group, and Rialta’s

Group, Giving a once over before heading off on vacation found the inner left hand CV boot town about half way round. Still had geese but could see the joint clearly. Have the axle assembly about

That is a great diagram, and I can't fault your logic.

More info: 1. I removed the N80 evap purge regulator valve, and applied 12V/ground to the two terminals while attempting to suck or blow. When power is applied, the N80 clicks, opening the valve, and

Try searching this group for 'charcoal' and also take a look at this link: /g/eurovanupdate/message/152625 Could be as simple as a failed evap purge regulator - certainly the symptoms

I have the same issue with my 99 EVC. Around home, Dallas area, no gas smell but when we are in Colorado we can really smell the gas. One time when entering the Rocky Mountain National Park the ranger

I appreciate the cautions, and I suppose it's possible that leaky injectors could do that, but seems more likely to be the evap system based on reading prior experiences about these symptoms. Also, I

As others have mentioned, it could be leaking fuel line or injectors. Get it checked immediately. At about 30k miles my '97 EVC had a couple fuel injectors replaced. The dealer tech did not install

+1 on the fuel injectors. Had that happen when the tech did the install wrong. Gas leaked to the ground.

It could also be a leaky vent hose. Leaking high pressure fuel lines or injectors are also possible.

what are the voltages i should expect on the 4 pin connector that connects to the ac pressure switch?? thanks

I have had that smell on a nonEV when one of the fuel injectors had a failed o ring I think mechanics have a tool that senses fuel odors to help track it down Stephen

once I had access to all the wires, it was obvious. thanks