

| Subject: | Right On Steve! (grounds, vanagon syndrome, etc.) |
| From: | Jay L Snyder |
| Date: | Thu, 10 Apr 2003 11:12:23 -0400 |
Grounds and clean connections are the key. I have added extra body to
engine ground wires, as well as wires from the alternator and the AFM
casting. All the connections are cleaned and assembled with di-electric
grease. I was told by several sources, including the local VW dealer
(wouldn't you think he would want to sell me a $100 harness "fix"?) that
the harness is a Digifant only item. Something about digital versus analog
and the internal connections are different.... I would also bet 99% of
the Temp II fixes are a result of the cleaned up connections or the lack
of corrosion on the internal part of the sensor.
Jay
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