

| Subject: | Re: 84 Hatch Openers |
| Date: | Mon, 15 Jul 1996 09:54:43 -0700 |
ed said >PO was in Florida, west of Orlando, when he got the plastic piece that >extended the useful life of the original hatch openers. I cannot find a >suitable replacement anywhere. Anyone have a source for this piece which >bolts onto the metal rod and has a 5 inch plastic piece that you press >against the rod and lower the hatch until the top piece of the hatch >opener is stopped. Should sell for less that $10. > >Assuming that I may not get a chance at the cheap fix I have priced new >hatch openers and I would like some sage advise based on the following >options > >VW Stabillis at Camelback AZ 1 yr warranty$41.85 X 2, no tax, $5 ship = 88.70 >Strong Arms at local VW shop, 6 mo. warranty $39.95 X 2, 6% tax = 84.69 >Monroe at FLAPS , 2 yr warranty $28.75 X 2, 6% tax= 60.95 > >Any reason not to do the Monroe which I understand are gas openers with >the longest warranty? Seems like a slam dunk unless someone got burned. I just bought a pair of the stabilus from volks cafe for $25.00 each. you can reach them through their homepage at http://www.volks-motorsports.com the other piece you mentioned is available from J.C. Whitney for $6.99. Part number 13BD4688T.They call it a Lift Support Repair Bracket Don Kane dkane@mail.arc.nasa.gov
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