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Subject:Re: Fuel tank leak - need MI mechanic
From:Evan Mac Donald
Date:Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:25:22 -0700

There is a good (by reputation - I only had them swap out my rear wheel bearings, and I brought them the hubs) shop in Warren, on Mound Road, at about 13 1/2 Mile Road, called Autohaus. I see all manner of things VW waiting there, from new Passats to old Ghias, and, well, Things! And Westies of all vintages. Lots of repeat customers, too.

"Jack R." <jack007@COMCAST.NET> wrote:  Our friend's 90 Vanagon Westy has the fuel tank leaking problem when filled
full. They are getting the replacement seal kit, and will need a Vanagon
mechanic who can do the job for them.

I would do it, but I'm too busy with my flywheel seal issue.

Does anyone know a good Vanagon Mechanic in the Detroit area (northern
suburbs)?

How long of a job is it to do this repair? Book time vs. "best / actual"
time?

What would you estimate the labor cost for this repair?

Thanks!

Jack R.

Evan Mac Donald

(present)
1984 Wolfburg (Wolfie)
1985 GL 7 Pass. (Butternut)
1991 Carat Weekender (the Fridge)
1972 Chevy P/U (Sarah Beth II)
1993 Bonneville (the Ghost)
1994 Subaru Legacy wagon (the hearse)
(past)
1976 type 2 (Marigold)
1970 type 2 (the blue bomb)
1968 Chevy P/U (Sarah Beth)
1977 Honda wagon (the Italian special)
1978 Honda wagon (the FIRST)
1978 Honda wagon (the SECOND)
1977 Honda Civic (the roller skate)
1976 type 1 (the bug)

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