In a message dated 98-06-25 00:58:32 EDT, midwesty@TAOS.MIDWEST.NET writes:

> Turns out every time I hit a bump
>  the engine would cut out.  I  found the metal frame the digifant mounts
>  inside (about a 6 inch by 12 inch metal black cover)  was shorting to a
bolt
>  that supports the rear seat hinge. This bolt head had been covered with
tape
>  by one of the POs or  their mechanic. Hi Richard and Charles.
>      Being the curious type I later put a scope on the digifant frame and
>  found  fuel injector pulses  are  normally on the  cover.  Like it is
>  designed that way.  Has anyone else experienced this digifant shorting to
>  ground problem?

I had exacly the same symptoms with my 87 Syncro GL (non Camper). Plus throuw
in the tendency to cut out on right hand turns.  I fiddled with things and the
problem went away.  I did have the digifant brain unit unfastened when the
problem dissappeared.  I drove around with the brain unbolted for a month and
everything worked great.  I re-mounted it and it has continued to work great
for several years now.  Reading your post, I'm guessing that I just got lucky
when re-mounting it in such a way not to cause the problem.

Regards,
Jim Davis