

| Subject: | Re: Groovey Pulley (long) |
| From: | "L-Soft list server at Vanagon List (1.8c)" |
| Date: | Fri, 12 Dec 1997 14:38:50 -0800 |
>> What I thought would be an easy fix has turned into a nightmare...While
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>> searching for a replacement engine last year for my '84 westy, I came
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>> across someone who ran a VW/Audi repair shop who had bought several VW
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>> engines at an auction. The story goes that these engines were pulled from
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>> the line and used as static displays at an automotive school, and this
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>> school eventually sold the engines for auction. Anyway, the Vanagon 1.9
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>> was new, not rebuilt, and complete from exhaust to clutch, from oil pan to
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>> intake manifold, including an alternator and starter. The shop was
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>> reputable, I talked to customers who had bought the other engines, and the
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>> price was a steal, and so it was installed. It's been running great with
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