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Subject:Re: Help: $1000 to fix Jetta Trans?! (NO VANAGON CONTENT)
From:Backus, Brian G
Date:Tue, 21 Apr 1998 11:21:07 -0700

Sounds typically VW (Dealership) to me.  There are other people in your
area that can do the job.  The trouble is finding out who will do a good
job for not so much money.  That's where this list comes in.  Put out he
word and you will get a responce I'm sure.

Even in Alaska I'm sure there is someone who can do a great job.

> ----------
> From:         Kevin J. Turinsky[SMTP:turinsky@JUNO.COM]
> Reply To:     Kevin J. Turinsky
> Sent:         Tuesday, April 21, 1998 8:01 AM
> To:   Vanagon@VANAGON.COM
> Subject:      Help: $1000 to fix Jetta Trans?! (NO VANAGON CONTENT)
>
> Hi Volks:
>
> Trouble with the Wife's '90 Jetta (42,000 - this car's never had a
> hard
> day in its life). We just experienced a sudden problem that
> sounds/seems
> transmission related. We took it to the local VW fixer, who tells us
> we
> need a new main bearing and gear box.  Then he quotes us up to $300
> for
> labor, $700 for parts! Can this be real? Or is he funding his
> children's
> college fund?
>
> Kevin...turinsky@juno.com
> "Anchored, down in Anchorage---Alaska"
> '89 Syncro Westie w/ new BFG's!
>
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