

| Subject: | Blue LED's?, Valve adjustment procedure, buslust |
| Date: | Wed, 31 Jul 1996 12:37:49 -0700 |
Yep, 80's VW products had something Blue that looked like an LED for high-beams. I always intended to get a 'spare' and see what it was- my guess is a lightbulb with a blue plastic cover. If its an LED, it'll turn ON in micro-seconds, if an incandesent lamp, milliseconds, so if you're sharp-eyed, or can make a highspeed film or video of it you can tell without sawing the thing apart. An led will conduct only one way (its a diode after all) while a lamp will conduct both ways. Just for the record on GEX, my brother installed one of their engines (and a trany I think) in his wife's first Beetle and liked it fine. But they didn't keep it a long time. Tiresome old *%()$* that I am, I find their 'ad art' offensive and bought my last rebuild from ECI, who are no longer in business. So much for the warranty! Pay your money, take your chances. William A. McKenley, Turning the *aircooled* engine backward for valve adjustment of #s 4-3-2-1 is *EASIER*. You can be sure you're at the right place, it takes less time, you can do both sets of valves under one valve cover in sequence. My time and attention is *REAL*. Nancy, Busses are neat But seldom compleat Like owners who fix Nine faults with one stich (weld) For parts you will search Their power is worse Heaters perverse Up hills you will nurse And gently brake down (Say it brother) Gently break down (Sing it sister) Gently break down Time, money and friends, Your troubles will solve (Kautzes and Bradley and Rubins arrived after the new engine revoloved With salad - bread - wine - dessert and new bungee cords) Though my brother half installed it He missed the pizza But dream for your bus Share with us your lust Happily, we act and we sin With a bus in your life And life in your bus You need no permission to begin! Keep taking the tablets! Bill
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