Re: Remote question

["Eric Ansay" <eansay@ezwebtech.com>]

I'll look at the manufacture date.  I have a 1994 GL that was one of the
first produced and I had alot of things that where standard that become
options later in the year & during following years.  I also didn't get any
airbags.

Eric


-----Original Message-----
From: David Mathias <dmath@cis.ohio-state.edu>
To: jettaglx@igtc.com <jettaglx@igtc.com>
Date: Tuesday, July 06, 1999 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: Remote question


>
>
>Actually, it could be that he's not full of crap.  Sometimes the
>cars early in a model year's production run don't have all of the
>changes that will appear for that model year.  I have a 97 GLX
>without the Bose system.  My wife had a 95 GL with 4 wheel disc
>brakes (a remnant of the 94 model year we were told).  If your car
>is an early 98 perhaps it really doesn't have the remote entry.
>
>David
>
>
>> That guy is full of CRAP!
>> All '98s should come with Remote Entry standard.  I don't believe anyone
here
>> has ever paid for it as an option.  Check out the sticker... it may be
printed
>> on there.
>>
>> About the keys... it was my understanding that you got two keys + a valet
key.
>> At least that is what I got.  Anyways... make sure you get the valet key
and
>> all of the stereo code/VIN stuff attached to the key ring as well.
>>
>
>> On Fri, 02 Jul 1999, you wrote:
>> >I just picked up my new 98 Cabrio GLS (there where 5 miles on it) but I
>> >didn't get a remote with it.  Didn't all 98's come with remote entry?
The
>> >dealer said no, but they also only gave me two keys (the manual said
that I
>> >was supposed to get three -- the dealers is gonna get another key made
for
>> >me).  Funny thing is, my friend who works at the dealer swears up and
down
>> >that the car has remote entry and I just want to get my facts straight
>> >before I go in and make a big deal about it.
>> >
>> >Thanks,
>> >
>> >Eric
>>
>