

| Subject: | Re: mechanics in Maine? |
| From: | Joy Hecht |
| Date: | Tue, 17 Feb 2009 19:30:58 -0500 |
Thanks to everyone who replied to my message. I can easily shift into first gear or reverse with the engine off. That's what I've been doing - as little as possible, but it works fine. I'm now in Port Hawkesbury, NS, heading north. (Well, not at this instance - I'm set to camp for the night and using some wifi...) I can shift into higher gears with basically no trouble (occasionally a bit of trouble getting into 3rd) when driving. The brake/clutch fluid is at the maximum level - doesn't seem to be a fluid problem. (yeah, despite being totally non-mechanical I did know to check that! Amazing, I actually figured one thing out before I emailed you guys...) There's not a whole lot of stop lights between Port Hawkesbury and St. John's. A few getting back on the TCA here, a stop or two getting onto the ferry in N. Sydney, a few in Port aux Basques, a few in Corner Brook, and then a few once I get to St. John's. Oh, and some stopping and starting for the Timmy's stops, of course, to keep me awake while speeding down the TCA. I have a good mechanic once I get to St. John's. So, if anyone knows of a great VW mechanic in Port Hawkesbury, N. Sydney, or anywhere along the TCA in Newfoundland, please do let me know! Assuming not - if this is working smoothly (fine so far, now that I expect it and know to simply turn the engine off if I get stopped at a red light), am I doing great harm by driving this way? Joy On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Jake Beaulieu <jake_beaulieu@yahoo.com>wrote: > I am joining this thread a bit late, but if you are looking for a mechanic > in Maine you might consider Foreign Auto Supply ( > http://www.foreignautosupply.com/). > > jake >
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