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The headlights on my EVC were so dim that I was scared to drive at night. I purchased the wiring harness kit and the European headlights as you are considering. It included two new relays that are

Very helpful info, much appreciated!

Thanks, John, very much appreciated. <john.mcdonald.brown@...> wrote:

I disassembled my cruise control stalk switch in order to clean it. Write-up is in the [new] wiki: /g/eurovanupdate/wiki/38013 This was on a 1997 EVC.

I ended up doing the same. To be installed tomorrow. Thank you. Serge [email protected]> wrote:

By the way,? you have to bypass the vehicle recommendations to get these.? ?When I went in, I pointed out that I was most concerned about safety and load rating and that there aren't any good

I recently bought a new set of tires and settled on these: Kumho? Crugen HT51 in 235x60x 16.? ?104T They fit fine and have the load rating, which I feel IS important. My Weekender is lifted

These VOGUE tires are available at my local tire shop. Anyone know anything about them? They are 102H not 104H. Is that high enough rating for my 2001 Camper? Any other suggestions for San

Well, I finally took the time to look into the injector situation.? I pulled the intake manifold and separated the upper and lower potions to reveal the injectors.? One injector connector broke off

Hi Carl, Thanks for your thoughts. I wish I had the time & enthusiasm to keep it. There’s still nothing out there that compares. When I say “haul”, I mean towing. I wouldn’t feel comfortable

Weight - Good lord, my Weekender is my own personal TARDIS! She's carried a ton of stuff! Transmission - that figure is easily double what a rebuild should cost, especially if it's only

Hi wonderful group, It’s time to part ways with our Eurovan. Firstly, we started needing something that can haul more weight. Secondly, it has a transmission issue that will require a

I might be inclined to just replace the rubber hose part. Cut the metal fuel line ( carefully- no gas or vapors around) and use double hose clamps to clamp the new rubber line to the metal line. The

Afternoon Yesterday I explained that the fuel line, just past the fuel filter, on my 1997 VW Eurovan, Full Camper had begun to seep and leak.? It appears the fuel line from that point to the engine

Thanks Kent

These are two of the sellers I've bought from on ebay with good results: oe245 ( https://www.ebay.com/usr/oe245 ) vintageautogems ( https://www.ebay.com/usr/vintageautogems ) E

Oops, listed the same one twice..?? Here's the second: https://www.heritagepartscentre.com/us/volkswagen/eurovan.html E

Kent, I've got a couple links below I've found but haven't used personally. I HAVE ordered obscure parts from someone on ebay from Croatia (I? think}.? It was OEM and excellent reasonable

Afternoon The fuel line on my 1997 VW Eurovan Winnebago Full Camper is seeping next to the fuel filter. I've checked with BusDepot, GoWesty and Eurocampers but don't see a direct replacement. Most

Try “Go. Westy” I replaced my buckles on my 1999 eurovan.