

| Subject: | Re: heat riser, jumping tranny |
| From: | Richard Kurtz |
| Date: | Tue, 18 Jul 1995 16:30:03 -0500 |
Dean writes... > I got the crew cab home this weekend and the heat riser tube on the dp > manifold is rusted thru and broken on the left side. Is there a way to fix > this or do I need a new manifold. I know this is important for > driveability, warmup, etc, so I want to have it working. I'd rather have it, than not. DP intake manifolds should be cheap at junkyards. I have several I couldn't sell for $1 each at a swap-meet. > Can the stock, cheap beetle mufflers be used on '68-'71 type 2s? Yes, they can. If the tailpipes rub on the bumper, bend them down. > Also, what causes the trans to jump out of fourth gear when it gets worn. > What parts need to be replaced to fix this. It would be nice to have it > right instead of using the bungee method, although the bungee method is > probably much cheaper. You answered your own question. Wear makes these transaxles jump out of gear. I'd get a rebuilt transaxle, or buy William Claspy's, wpc@po.cwru.edu, good used box. Richard Kurtz rmk@sky.net http://www.sky.net/~rmk/vw.html
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