In San Antonio now. Any listers close?

[roccit_53 at scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca (C Boyko)]

Switch was completely
> melted to the wiring harness.  Autobahn in San Antonio just happened
> to have one sitting on a shelf.  The dealerships could only special
> order it.  One said it was no longer available.

That new switch may go the same way, unless you relay those headlights and
figure out why there's such a huge draw, likely a bad ground. I'd stick a
cheapie switch in there till you get it sorted out, if it were me....(mine
did the same, and BTW, the switch from a Cabby will fit too, that's what my
second one is from)
>
> Oh yeah, my e-brake seized up, the day before my trip, right in front
> of Sears.  Those guys were nice enough to let me use the lift to take
> a look at it.  One of the techs pulled a clip off the cable and it
> came loose.  No charge.  Any ideas as to what's going on there?

The 16V rear calipers are notorious for siezing up, they don't spring open
properly when the handle is supposed to release them. There's a little
lever likel thing on the caliper that can be lubed ever so carefully, it
may buy you a bit of time, but you may be looking at a caliper to really
cure it. BTDT.
Cathy