[Vwdiesel] Back from the wilderness

[dieseltdi at verizon.net]

Well I am back from the wilderness and can now get back to work on my  
Caddy TDI conversion.  I put on the new water pump pulley which is  
driven off of the serpentine belt (I can't run the AC compressor, no  
room ;^( but I am working on something else, more on that later).   
Tomorrow I hope to reinstall the radiator, power steering lines and  
power steering pump belt ( a special shorter one).  I am also having  
to redo my clutch cable holder as the current arrangement allows the  
cable to rub on part of the transmission shifter housing.  Anyway, it  
is good to be back home and now to do some wrenching.  Hayden

" Those who are willing to sacrifice Liberty for Security, deserve  
neither Liberty nor Security."  Ben Franklin
"Dictatorships all have common factors:  a government controlled by  
one party, a leader who claims to have special powers outside the law  
to keep the country "safe", secret prisons where people are locked up  
without charges or trial and government opponents are branded as  
unpatriotic and charged with aiding the enemy."

Visit my website at:  http://mysite.verizon.net/resosxp8/mydieselpages/
Proud owner of:
2004 Passat TDI GLS, 2.0l, 8 valve, 134 HP, 247 lb/ft of torque  
(making 150 hp with Diesel Power Tuning Box), Blue Graphite,  
Anthracite leather interior, ABS, ESP.
1998 Jetta TDI (Wetterauer Chipset, 2 1/2" exhaust, K&N Filter,  140K 
+ miles, and running biodiesel)
1981 Rabbit Pickup -Awaiting a TDI engine swap with a 96 Passat 1Z  
engine.
And many, many, many VWs; from a 1946 Beetle (11 Beetles total), to  
Vans (5 - 3 splitties, 2 bay window), Rabbits (3), Karmen Ghia (1),  
Jettas (5), Passat (1), Dasher (1), New Beetle (1), and Rabbit  
Pickups (3) most now gone but not forgotten.