

| Subject: | Re: Cruise Control Parts Shared With Rabbit? |
| From: | Raimund Feussner |
| Date: | Tue, 11 Aug 2009 22:51:44 +0200 |
Ok, forget my previous answer. You are right!!!! 2WD and 4WD ARE different. So the half-speed 2WD speedo cable will quite sure be the reason. Raimund mark drillock schrieb: > The recent VW parts list I saw listed different control units for a 90 > Syncro versus a 90 2wd. > > 90 Syncro 443 907 305 > 90 2wd 251 907 305 > > Mark > > > Raimund Feussner wrote: >> Hmmm, that could be a reason, but: >> All Vanagons use the same control unit, no matter if 2WD or syncro. >> On the other hand, a unit that works with half the impulses will also >> work in a syncro with standard impulses. So 4WD wouldn´t matter >> >> I used the 443 unit on a 2WD, but I can´t remember if it started working >> at higher speeds only. >> >> >> Regards >> Raimund >> >> >> >> mark drillock schrieb: >>> I wonder if the 2wd Vanagon uses a different control unit due to the >>> speedo cable driven speed sensor only spinning at half the speed that >>> it does in the VW cars. Syncro speed sensors turn at about the same >>> speed as the cars. What type of Vanagon did you have? >>> >>> Mark >>> >>
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