Thank you Steve - your input is really apprecited.

As I have stated in one of the previous emails the replacement lights do
not come with boots.  I have never once said that I was NOT going to get
you some boots.  The Hella rep is trying to dig up some boots for me and I
will send them to you sans charge if you like [obviously you do].  It may
take a couple of weeks for the boots to arrive, but I will get you some.  

If you have any other comments on complaints please let me know.

At 08:49 22/02/1999 -0800, Steve Schwenk wrote:
>Thanks, Victor.   Now i have a set of useless $300 lights!
>steve
>
>Victor Montgomery wrote:
>
>> I ordered three (3) sets of Hella H4 replacement lights from PUMA last
>> year for my two (2) K�fers and one (1) Vanagon. All came with the rubber
>> boots for the socket.
>>
>> Victor...
>>
>> On Sat, 20 Feb 1999 20:30:44 -0800 David Marshall
>> <vanagon@VOLKSWAGEN.ORG> writes:
>> >All the lights that I have recieved have NOT included rubber boots in
>> >the
>> >box.  I was originally led to believe from my supplier in that they
>> >were.
>> >The answer I got was "sometimes they are and sometimes they arn't" - I
>> >will
>> >see what I can do to aquire some.
>> >
>> >At 14:55 20/02/1999 -0800, Davidson wrote:
>> >>Steve,
>> >>Appears that the lack of a rubber boot was an oversight on David's
>> >part.
>> >>I had read a post in the archives that related how PUMA had not
>> >included the
>> >>rubber boots on an order. So when David gave us a price of $270 I
>> >>specifically asked if that included the rubber boot. He said that it
>> >did.
>> >>But David emailed me this morning saying that the rubber boots did
>> >not come
>> >>with the headlights. I don't know weather that means that they were
>> >left out
>> >>in error and we just have to wait for them, or weather they have to
>> >be
>> >>ordered separately. Or weather we will have to pay extra for them.
>> >I'm
>> >>hoping David will clarify all this as it was my understanding that we
>> >would
>> >>get a complete package for the $270.
>> >>Bill
>> >>90 Westy Syncro
>> >>-----Original Message-----
>> >>From: Steve <Steve@Schwenk-Law.com>
>> >>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
>> >>Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 1:32 PM
>> >>Subject: E-Code Light Question
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>>I am in the process of installing the E-code lights.  Does
>> >>>anyone know what VW uses on these to seal the back of the
>> >>>light fixture, where you insert the bulb...it looks like it
>> >>>may be a rubber boot or a plastic cap or something.
>> >>>
>> >>>If anyone else has installed these, how did you seal the
>> >>>back to protect it from the weather, moisature,
>> >>>condensation, etc.
>> >>>Thanks for any info.
>> >>>steve
>> >>>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
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>> >
>
>

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