dear why broke down wy

you are just a few miles from wamsutter which is where we had our big wreck
in 2009
there is a wrecker with loads of used parts on the north side of the highway

tell them the people with that cat that lived through the white VW wreck
december 2009 sent you
yes those people with the talking computer
and look in the wrecking yard to see if my wreck is still there
89 california vanagon t25 white with a distinctive egg shape
regards

On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 3:01 PM, David Vickery <david_vickery@yahoo.com>wrote:

> I was lucky to roll up and die across from a Starbucks.
>
> Anyone have thoughts on what this might be?  I just came back from 3,000
> mile trip.  Had a few times on highway what seemed like Vanagon syndrome,
> cutting out for just a second, then continuing on.  No issues when on roads
> that required constant change of throttle position.  Funny thing though, I
> have the AFM pigtail on.  So not sure if it could be vanagon syndrome.
>  Perhaps worn AFM.   But why a sudden problem.  It would run good if I
> varied the throttle, but if it stumbled on long flat stretches, it wouldn't
> immediately return to normal running.  It would bog a bit, or stall if I put
> the clutch in.  If I coasted for a while, it would usually just keep going.
>  Probably happened 10-15 times the whole trip, but always on long even
> grades.
>
> But when I got off the highway this last time in Rock Springs, it just died
> at the light.  I waited a while, drove another few miles to my current spot
> across from starbucks.
>
> I don't have any spare parts with me to try.  I bet it will run again for
> several miles if I let it cool off.  Not sure why that would matter though.
>  The first time, it died, it restarted but died while reving it (fuel
> issue?).  I didn't just fill up, and have been using 87, but did just come
> down from higher elevations to whatever Rocks Springs is. It is hot here.
>
> Anyone have any ideas, or know of a VW shop around here?
>

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roger w
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