

| Subject: | Re: Sorry, Another Question On the Audi Wheels |
| From: | Ed Duntz |
| Date: | Thu, 13 Jan 2011 23:00:47 -0500 |
I can't imagine that the grease caps are a different size from left to right. In fact, some places sell one to be used for either side- I can't remember if it's the one with the hole or without- it's probably with the hole for the speed cable, as Bus Boys lists a NLA cap that looks like it would cover the hole if you used it on the right side. Ed -------------------------------------------------- From: "J Stewart" <fonman4277@COMCAST.NET> Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 6:01 PM To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Subject: Sorry, Another Question On the Audi Wheels > OK, after all this, and finding a machine shop 30 miles away that would do > the rims, I called the machine shop again that is only 3 miles from my > house/ This is the one that would do them, but wants me to leave the van. > I asked them again if they would do it if I just brought them the rims and > the grease cup. They said yes. So, I get home and throw the rims in my > work truck to drop off tomorrow and pry the grease cup off the passenger > side wheel to take with me. For the fun of it, I test fit it in the rim I > had been grinding down myself- it fit perfectly. It did not fit on the > drivers side, which of course has the speedo cable connection. Soooooo, at > this point I can assume the grease cup on the drivers side is larger than > the one on the passengers side? I've had over 80 cars in my 52 years, and > probably put different or aftermarket rims on 30 of them and never had > this much to deal with. Now I know why I left stock wheels on my other > vanagons! Jeff > > > > Jeff Stewart >
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