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Article #10Re: Oil Burning Recall
From: utzooutcsrgvutcsstatwagner
Date: Tue, 18 May 1982 02:10
Date: Tue, 18 May 1982 02:10
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I would appreciate if someone could give me the details of this oil burning recall. I have heard nothing about this, have a 78 wabbit that seems to need seal work too often for my liking. The only similar thing is a recall for diesels that sucked lubricating oil back through the seals and burned that instead of diesel oil when they were shut off. (sorry, rings, not seals). It was a bitch of a problem...my parents had it. Perhaps the recall is only for US built wabbits? As for the guy with the idle speed problem after running on the highway, I always have problems with that, but assume it is just an engine block temperature problem. When I pull off the highway, the temperature needle climbs (understandably) up to but not into the red. At that point, it idles very roughly, and wont start again smoothly if I stop it. I always assumed that the injector didnt know how to deal with the temperature, but it was not enough of a problem to worry about. Another rabbit owner suggested thhat similar racing in start+stop traffic was due to a pollution control device malfunction that any dealer should know how to deal with. Sorry, cant offer more than that. Michael Wagner (dexvax!utzoo!utcsstat!wagner)
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From: utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!wagner Newsgroups: net.auto.vw Title: Re: Oil Burning Recall Article-I.D.: utcsstat.133 Posted: Tue May 18 02:10:50 1982 Received: Tue May 18 03:02:13 1982 References: eagle.297 Subject: Re: Oil Burning Recall Date: Tue, 18 May 1982 02:10:50 +0000 Message-ID: <bnews.utcsstat.133>