

| Subject: | Re: Agony of defeat . . . |
| From: | Mark Edwards |
| Date: | Tue, 28 Sep 2004 09:41:24 -0600 |
In <a05111b05bd7f2e64e575@[192.168.0.10]>, on 09/28/04 at 08:12 AM, Ari Ollikainen <Ari@OLTECO.COM> said: >>O.K., I give up! I bought an '89 Vanagon (Wolfburg edition) last December, >>assuming that, in time, all would be revealed to me. I even bought the >>Bentley manual to speed up the process. But I still haven't been able to >>find the brake fluid reservoir. The manual shows it under the driver's >>side floor mat, but it's not there--unless it's that thingy that I've been >>pouring windshield washer fluid into. So where is it? > Did you READ the owner's manual? Under "Vehicle Care" (page 108 >in my > copy)and "Barke Fluid" it very clearly shows a picture of the > exposed reservoir, saying: Actually, there is no indication that he even had an owner's manual to READ, and I doubt there is any mention in there are Barke Fluid anyway. > Some times it actually pays to RTFM! This time honored method of swearing without swearing only applies if one actually has access to the F&%$ing manual in the first place. Lacking such a booklet, that is one reason the list is such a nice resource, until someone gets in someone else's face when it is totally uneccesary. Mark
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