Re: a little bit o' help?

[king5zreo@juno.com]

Jason,
	1. Check the wiring under horn & down the steering column.
	2. Check the timing &/or points.
Tom
'68 FB (Thumper)
'70 Bug

On Wed, 24 Jun 1998 00:10:09 -0600 "Jason Cornfeld" <crashovd@relia.net>
writes:
>ok guys.. a few dumb questions.. but deal with me...
>here are my probs...
>
>1. when I drive at night... I turn the wheel and my Brigt's flash..hmm 
>is it
>the blinker assembley?? oh yea the horn will honk too... so I 
>disconnected
>it... what do I do???
>
>2. like after I have started driving and I let off the gas.. my engin 
>wil go
>Pop.. ya know backfire once or twice.. not bad  but it does it.. is 
>this
>valves? I just had them done before I went to the WENDOVER 98 SHOW... 
>now
>that I am back it acts a little funky..
>
>3. I need to know how to put  new shroud on... or put flaps in mine.. 
>my
>rebuilder didnt put them it.. cause I didnt have a thermostat... so I 
>think
>I need to replace my Stat.. but I grabbed one off of an old square. 
>and its
>in there.. but how do I put it all together?? and make sure it works?? 
>right
>now I have the ends of the shroud capped off, directing the air 
>directly
>over the cylendars.. oops how did I spell that ?? damn I must be dumb
>tonight.. oh well enough for now....
>
>Jason
>1970 T_III Fastback.. needs a little bit of help otherwise he's happy!
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Steven Ayres <comwest@well.com>
>To: type3@vwtype3.org <type3@vwtype3.org>
>Date: Tuesday, June 23, 1998 8:31 AM
>Subject: Re: Motors
>
>
>>
>>JerryM=> Yours is undergoing open-heart surgery?
>>
>>Yup. Spun a rod bearing on the way to the Classic. While she's under
>>anaesthesia I'll be doing a little cosmetic work, too. Shouldn't be a
>>total loss ...
>>
>>Steven Ayres, Prescott AZ
>>'66 KGhia 1600 (undergoing open-heart surgery)
>>
>
>

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