

| Subject: | Re: Review: Victor Reinz Complete Engine Gasket Set |
| From: | Nigel Bennett |
| Date: | Thu, 19 Apr 2001 13:50:27 +0200 |
Hi Marshall I, too, bought a Victor Reinz Complete Engine gasket set here in South Africa when I was doing my 2.1 rebuild. Although the quality of some of the gaskets were good, I found many parts missing! These included the tappet cover cork gaskets, thermostat gasket, oil cooler rubber gasket and various other paper gaskets. (No sealant nor instructions either). Picture the scene: it is late evening/early morning; I am dirty, smelly and oily. I curse frequently. After many hitches I am finally getting those water pipes together. Must do them quickly, the gasket sealant is drying on the other side.... Damn! Where the @#F$%F^%F&*F! is that other gasket??!!! Uuuurrrggghh! Nigel Cape Town,SA --------------------------- Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 23:40:37 -0500 From: Marshall Ruskin <mjruskin@HOME.COM> Subject: Review: Victor Reinz Complete Engine Gasket Set Hi Volks: I bought this set of gaskets, because I plan on resealing my cylinder heads some time this summer. I never knew that an engine had so many gaskets! (This set has them all, apparently) In any case, the set includes both rubber head gaskets, 2 cork head? gaskets ,2 tubes of gasket sealant and two tubes of nut sealant. Instructions, too (in German, French and English) It's got big and small O-rings, little copper rings, fuel injector seals - stuff I don't even recognize, but I can only guess at. Lots of manifold or exhaust gaskets, I think. [text/html]
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