the metal fuel line as it goes under the car is not replacable. It is welded on I think. You need to take the car to a car repair place that specializes in VWs, they will bend a metal fuel line to fit. The Dealer will not customize a repair. I have found that the dealers in my area know less about the CIS fuel system than I do and this is my first car with this system. The flexible hoses can be found in a salvage yard or custom made. Google on "vw fuel hose" or something similar, there are some 3rd party places that sell them on the internet. The best way to keep an 87 running is to find a mechanic that works on older vws. The Dealers' mechanics are usually too young to have been trained on the early fuel injection systems.
Volkswagen.
If the previous owner did not provide the code (it's usually on a card and placed with/in the owner's manual), you'll need to go to your local Volkswagen dealer with your car's VIN as well as the radio's serial number.
There are many Volkswagen dealers that sell new cars that are based in Seattle. Examples include Bellevue Volkswagen and Auburn Volkswagen and Larson Volkswagen.
Have you tried a Volkswagen dealer.
I would believe that the best place to find information on Volkswagen parts would be from the Volkswagen company itself. You can also contact your local Volkswagen dealer to get information on their parts.
Dealer? Salvage Yard?
G12 You have to get it form the dealer
The best place to purchase a new or used Volkswagen is your local Volkswagen dealer. When buying used, they can offer certification and warranty that a regular dealer may not offer.
One can find a used Volkswagen Touran at a local Volkswagen dealer in the United Kingdom. Some Volkswagen dealerships in London, England are Dovercourt VW, Citygate and Alan Day Volkswagen.
Go to the Dealer!!!
take it to your dealer or a garage
Dealer? Salvage Yard? E-Bay?