

| Subject: | Re: bucking, part deux RE:ECU |
| From: | Thomas D. Hanlon |
| Date: | Mon, 11 May 1998 09:39:12 -0700 |
Karen, IF the culprit is your ECU, look at the listing in the JC Whitney catalog in the "water-cooled" section, and see the offer for the Electronic Ignition Control Module" on page 24 of the VW Catalog 57J. It is offered for 84-85 Vanagon. From my readings, this specific ECU offered is limited to Digijet Fuel Injected engines such as those on the 83.5- 85, 1.9 models., such as your and mine. I may order one just as a spare at this price. The price is an unbelievable $39.95 and is listed as part 13GT4336R. Access the WWW @ jcwhitneyusa.com for a catalog or call 312-431-6102 for further information.. Listees refer to JCWhipme. Caveat Emptor. Usual Disclaimers apply. Tom Hanlon Palm Sprigs, CA 84 Westy karen brown wrote: > Hi all, > THANKS for all the messages regarding my bucking, or stumbling, > problem > while on the highway. It hasn't happened again, tho I haven't been on > the > interstate again either. I received a variety of answers and thought > I'd > summarize them for the list: 2 or 3 said to change the fuel filter > and run > some premium gas; 2 said it might be early signs of ECU failure > (please > gods, NO!); 2 or 3 referred to an auxiliary airbox wiring harness; 1 > said it > might be the hall sender on the distributor (never heard of that > before); 1 > or 2 O2 sensor replacement suggestions; 1 temp sensor near thermostat; > 1 > cruise control problem (I don't have cruise); and 1 suggestion to > clean the > carbon track in the sealed airflow meter. I have dutifully saved all > these > responses in case the problem recurs and I have to go to my mechanic. > And I > put a tank of premium, name-brand gas in the tank. Will have the fuel > > filter changed at my next oil change. > > Hate to gush but this list is GREAT! Thanks again. > > Karen Brown > '84 Westy in Florida
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