You fail to take into account that the quality and level of education in
this country has fallen so much and so far in the last 15 years or so, that
20-something year old techs probably have a bit of trouble reading and
comprehending a tech manual.

Oh, and of course, mighty VW dealers couldn't just go onlne and read the
tech archives for our group here, of course not !!  
Damn.......pure Dysfunctionality.  
Jillions of resources and they won't use them.

They should apologize for being so dumb, and give him a few hundred bucks to
fix it somewhere by competent people.   

And here we are.........just ordinary online vanagon nuts, and already there
is an offer of a free DOPS circuit board. And a VW dealer says they can't
look up or get the part .   must be a joke, right !!? 

Confirm that's the real solution, and then let the dealer know how
completely utterly incompetent they are.  
Really, it's not the 'Service Department."
It's the "Get Your Money Working on a 1990 or later VW Department." 

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com] On Behalf Of
Allan Streib
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 6:52 PM
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: Re: Oil Pressure Light on-need help! (dealer cant fix it)

JR Denton <jasondenton@COMCAST.NET> writes:

> I am amazed myself that the VW dealer cant fix the problem but I am
> not the one paying for it.

Most of their techs probably were in diapers when the last new Vanagon
was sold in north america.  Not that it means they shouldn't be able
to grab a manual and troubleshoot...

Allan
--
1991 Vanagon GL

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