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Re: VWT article


I reckon the main problem is the shortage of mechanics out there who
are confident of fixing a FI T3.  My local independent VW specialist
is terrified of them, and I guess if he charged me several hours of
work to sort it out, I'd be terrified of it too.  As it happens, I
only go there for advice and the occasional service item, since he
doesn't really hold much stock for my 25+ year-olds.  I even got a
phone-call from the emergency tow-company for advice on a FI fault
they were trying to fix by the roadside.  Don't know yet if I was
any help, though!

Dave.
-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Ayres <comwest@well.com>
To: type3@vwtype3.org <type3@vwtype3.org>
Date: 22 August 1998 01:15
Subject: Re: VWT article


>That article was aimed primarily at us, the T3 enthusiasts. A lot
of T3
>folk are unconnected to clubs or any experienced information, and
could
>easily be taken in by the VWT rap. It's as blatant an attempt at
>self-serving disinformation as I've ever seen in the magazines, and
it
>pisses me off on behalf of those who don't know any better.
>
snipped

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