If I recall, the green shielded part is only at the ECU end.  They be
looking closer to the connection?

George Goff <THX0001@AOL.COM>@gerry.vanagon.com> on 12/11/2002 04:31:06 PM

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Subject:    Re: Loss of power - super hot muffler & Missing Conductor.

In a message dated 12/11/02 1:55:02 PM, rodney.woten@LENNOXIND.COM writes:

<< My Westy doesn't have this coax setup either.  Mine is exactly as Eric
described...two whit & one black all with individual terminates. >>

My Man Rod,

A coaxial cable is a transmission line which is something far removed from
the SHIELDED-CONDUCTOR CABLE found within the uncorrupted wiring harness of
every '84-'91 Vanagon with which I have had a personal relationship.  It is
a
singularly obvious wire because it has a thick, bright green sheath of some
tough material like Nylon or Tefzel.  Either you have to look harder or
else
locate whoever was mucking about with the wiring harness so that you can
find
out what improvements he made.

George

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